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 1 1|     there are, besides these, certain other attributes, of which
 2 1|  while others are peculiar to certain species of animals. The
 3 2|    prompted to this view by a certain sensory affection of whose
 4 2|     smooth, e.g. the heads of certain fishes, and the sepia of
 5 2|       else go out merely to a certain point, and there coalesce,
 6 4|       earthy, imparts to it a certain quality. This affection,
 7 4|     components, either having certain integral numbers at the
 8 5| Odorous. For the statement of certain writers that the odorous
 9 5|   with these [e.g. those of a certain food] are agreeable as long
10 5|       animals, but in man and certain other sanguineous animals,
11 5|      odour.~It is not equally certain what the organ is whereby
12 5|   species.~The theory held by certain of the Pythagoreans, that
13 6|   which is white but not of a certain magnitude.~Since if it were
14 7|       then, he perceives in a certain part [viz. in the remainder]