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 1 2 |              for these animals have a constitution similar to that of Plants;
 2 2 |            however, to preserve their constitution, as plants can, not possessing
 3 2 |             differently because their constitution is a unity of the highest
 4 4 |        possess some connate warmth of constitution, and hence when alive they
 5 6 |               presence of heat in the constitution. In plants the natural heat
 6 19|               others also not of this constitution. For some have a greater
 7 19| preponderating in the scheme of their constitution that things exist.~
 8 20|               excess of heat in their constitution, in order that, since they
 9 20|           opposite character, but the constitution is best maintained by an
10 20|            owing to the heat in their constitution that some animals are aquatic,
11 23|             from the beginning in the constitution of the organ, and not an
12 23|          natural inferiority of their constitution, as it is in insects also.~
13 25|        moreover, is the manner of the constitution of the organ.~