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1   I,  1| instance, that the backbone was divided as it is into vertebrae,
2   I,  3|        Figure is the term to be divided, it must not be divided
3   I,  3|         divided, it must not be divided into figures whose angles
4   I,  3|         living beings cannot be divided by the functions common
5   I,  3|         Walking, as we see them divided in the dichotomies already
6  II,  5|        jaws, and whose feet are divided into toes, there is no suet,
7  II,  6|         that also have the foot divided into toes. What has ben
8 III,  7|        lung again in Ovipara is divided to such an extent that these
9 III,  7|         the liver is manifestly divided into two parts. Examples