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  Book, Paragraph
1   I,  1 |     different ways as here set forth. Moreover, the seed is potentially
2   I,  1 |        two modes which are set forth in the philosophical treatises.
3   I,  5 | pursued. Let us now try to set forth the causes of all vital
4  II,  1 |    which have already been set forth in detail in the book of
5  II,  10|       already been clearly set forth in the treatise on Sensation,
6 III,  9 |       fat has already been set forth in other passages. The formation,
7 III,  10|  decapitation, as has been set forth and explained in other passages.~
8 III,  14|      will be more suitably set forth when we come to deal with