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Alphabetical [« »] lower 3 lung 33 lungless 2 lungs 11 lying 2 made 1 magnitude 1	Frequency [« »] 11 excess 11 function 11 latter 11 lungs 11 natural 11 purpose 11 respiring	Aristotle On youth and old age, on life and death, on breathing IntraText - Concordances lungs

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 1 7 | evident that all animals with lungs breathe, but in some cases
 2 7 |   others which do not possess lungs breathe.~
 3 9 |        e.g. the gills and the lungs, they would have discovered
 4 15|    like the motion due to the lungs in animals that breathe
 5 16|     been seen to possess both lungs and gills, and the reason
 6 16|    animals have gills, others lungs, but none possess both.~
 7 17|    speech, so in animals with lungs the mouth is employed both
 8 19|    said that all animals with lungs respire. The reason why
 9 20|       and of why some possess lungs and others do not.~
10 25|       of the gills and of the lungs, the rise and fall of which
11 27|    smithy, for both heart and lungs conform pretty well to this