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 1 3 |        position between them. In the case of grafts and cuttings this
 2 4 |             for we see that in every case, when several results are
 3 4 |      sanguineous animals, and in the case of bloodless animals in
 4 5 |           refrigeration. For in this case what happens is that the
 5 5 |           large blaze just as is the case with any other combustible.
 6 5 |         opposite effects (in the one case the fire goes out, in the
 7 6 |      refrigeration, water in the one case, air in the other. We must
 8 9 |             the stomach. But in that case the other animals would
 9 9 |              them might occur in the case of men also when they are
10 9 |              mouth. If in the former case it were possible, so also
11 10|      external. Indeed, it is not the case that the external mind superintends
12 11|         means determines how, in the case of the animals other than
13 11|              But the opposite is the case, as evidence shows, for
14 15|           and, that being so, in the case of those which are very
15 15|          motion of this kind. In the case of these animals this internal
16 15|           open to observation in the case of even small creatures
17 16|      maintenance of life. But in the case of animals possessing blood
18 16| refrigeration is sufficient in every case. Hence, since we see that
19 17|             epiglottis is in the one case raised, and in the other
20 18|              necessity, for in every case they have little heat and
21 20|        water-animals should in every case originate on dry land, and
22 20|            cold, has in each special case received consideration.
23 23|             a foreign source. In the case of plants the name given
24 25|            to be explained in either case the cause of the cause of
25 27|            and this is specially the case in those animals that possess