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 1 3 | growth is possible. Hence in bloodless animals also what corresponds
 2 4 |    in the heart, and, in the bloodless ones, in the corresponding
 3 4 |  animals, and in the case of bloodless animals in the corresponding
 4 4 |      is the heart and in the bloodless order the analogous member.
 5 7 |     breathing animals have a bloodless and spongy lung, and then
 6 13|    in;—their flesh has tubes~Bloodless, that stretch towards the
 7 14|  excrement is discharged. In bloodless animals it has no name,
 8 15|     which are very small and bloodless the refrigeration due to
 9 15|      are longer-lived though bloodless, like all the others), and
10 15| water-animals those that are bloodless remain alive longer in air
11 15|     no lung at all or have a bloodless one require less refrigeration.~
12 16|            16~Concerning the bloodless animals we have declared
13 18|     have little heat and are bloodless, and hence are sufficiently
14 23| heart, and in those that are bloodless the corresponding part of