Great Books of the Western World, Band 9Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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Robert Maynard Hutchins. ΤΟ The following are the properties of hair and of parts analogous to hair , and of skin or hide . All viviparous animals furnished with feet have hair ; all oviparous animals furnished [ 5 ] with feet have horn ...
Robert Maynard Hutchins. ΤΟ The following are the properties of hair and of parts analogous to hair , and of skin or hide . All viviparous animals furnished with feet have hair ; all oviparous animals furnished [ 5 ] with feet have horn ...
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... hair that comes later in life , eu- nuchs either do not grow it at all , or lose it if they happen to have it , with the exception of the pubic hair ; for women also grow that [ 10 ] though they have not the other , and this mutilation ...
... hair that comes later in life , eu- nuchs either do not grow it at all , or lose it if they happen to have it , with the exception of the pubic hair ; for women also grow that [ 10 ] though they have not the other , and this mutilation ...
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... hair, as in the land 782" hedgehog and any other such animal among the vivipara. Hairs differ in respect of hardness and softness, length and shortness, straightness and curliness, quantity and scantiness, and in addition to these ...
... hair, as in the land 782" hedgehog and any other such animal among the vivipara. Hairs differ in respect of hardness and softness, length and shortness, straightness and curliness, quantity and scantiness, and in addition to these ...
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HISTORY OF ANIMALS Historia animalium translated | 7 |
ON THE PARTS OF ANIMALS De partibus animalium trans | 161 |
ON THE MOTION OF ANIMALS De motu animalium translated | 233 |
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according action activity acts already animals appear become bees better birds blood body bones called cause character citizens close comes common concerned condition consider constitution creatures democracy eggs embryo equal excess exist eyes fact feet female fishes flesh follows friends friendship further give greater ground grow hair hand happens happy hard head heart heat insects instance kind legs less live male matter mean ment mouth move movement nature necessary objects observed oligarchy organ owing pain persons pleasure practical principle produce quadrupeds reason regard resembles respect rest rule sake seems semen sense separate share side similar sometimes sort soul species stomach substance teeth term things thought tion virtue whole young