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Alphabetical [« »] or 44 order 13 organ 29 organs 13 origin 2 original 1 originate 1	Frequency [« »] 13 live 13 motion 13 order 13 organs 13 since 13 such 12 breathing	Aristotle On youth and old age, on life and death, on breathing IntraText - Concordances organs

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 1 1 |      identical. Since then the organs of special sensation have
 2 2 |        can, not possessing the organs on which the continuance
 3 2 |      may be destitute of other organs as well.~Divisible animals
 4 2 |        kind. Hence some of the organs on division display slight
 5 3 |        it, for in it the other organs may possibly initiate changes,
 6 9 | acquaintance with the internal organs, and that they did not accept
 7 9 |     this with reference to the organs, e.g. the gills and the
 8 14|       nutriment from which the organs of the animal are directly
 9 16|    vain, and if there were two organs one would be purposeless,
10 17|        on how it is that these organs have the faculty of producing
11 18|        it leads to none of the organs which are charged with blood;
12 21|      blood of all the visceral organs. All animals with a full-blooded
13 23|      other get dried up, these organs become hard and earthy and