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1      I,  15| certain state is clear, since animals naturally possess each kind
2     II,  4 |       of necessity grows: for animals are always of necessity
3     VI,  3 |      what makes for health in animals and men", or "the law" as "
4     VI,  6 |      or "ox" or other walking animals, not of the actual differentia
5     VI,  6 |      individuals, if they are animals; for every animal is either
6     VI,  6 |      condemn those who divide animals by means of the terms "walking"
7     VI,  10|       in plants as much as in animals, whereas "life" is generally
8     VI,  10|        but to be one thing in animals and another in plants. It