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 1 8 |     which fishes and oysters respire. Anaxagoras says that when
 2 8 |    drawing in this that they respire. Diogenes’ statement is
 3 8 |      for, when the creatures respire, they must discharge their
 4 8 |      out, evidently none can respire at all.~
 5 9 | Further, in all animals that respire and draw breath there is
 6 9 |       why do fishes, if they respire, die in the air and gasp (
 7 10|   the animal being unable to respire, the air from outside can
 8 10|     too much then we need to respire, and to respire we must
 9 10|      need to respire, and to respire we must draw in the breath.
10 13|   all animals that evidently respire do so by means of the windpipe,
11 15| among animals insects do not respire, and the fact is open to
12 16|      the surface in order to respire. But all with gills produce
13 19|  that all animals with lungs respire. The reason why some creatures
14 21|     with a full-blooded lung respire most is hence manifest;
15 27|    seen to occur when people respire; they raise their chest