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1 I, 1 | insist that the hand he had cut out was really a hand. Yet 2 II, 1 | homogeneous parts; for, if cut up, its pieces are homogeneous 3 II, 9 | cartilage nor bone, when once cut off, grows again. Now the 4 II, 13| prepuce, unite again when once cut.~As to the oviparous quadrupeds, 5 II, 16| supposing that one were to cut off a man’s lips, unite 6 III, 1 | ones being sharp, so as to cut the food into bits, and 7 III, 5 | of it whatsoever that is cut, though no vessel, however 8 III, 10| how it speaks after it is cut off. For so some assert, 9 III, 10| after the head has been cut seeing that bloodless animals