Aristotle's History of Animals: In Ten BooksG. Bell, 1897 - 326 sider |
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... external forms ; and the knowledge thus par - t in the ancient centres of civilization would be circulate and increase when the intercourse with fres nations spread the knowledge and philosophy so acquired In the writings of Homer we ...
... external forms ; and the knowledge thus par - t in the ancient centres of civilization would be circulate and increase when the intercourse with fres nations spread the knowledge and philosophy so acquired In the writings of Homer we ...
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... external forms ; and the knowledge thus gained in the ancient centres of civilization would be sure to circulate and increase when the intercourse with foreign nations spread the knowledge and philosophy so acquired . In the writings of ...
... external forms ; and the knowledge thus gained in the ancient centres of civilization would be sure to circulate and increase when the intercourse with foreign nations spread the knowledge and philosophy so acquired . In the writings of ...
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... external form or their mode of life , a comparison of animals among themselves , and a description of some of their habits . Aristotle then introduces the human form , the best known to man , as the standard of comparison to which he ...
... external form or their mode of life , a comparison of animals among themselves , and a description of some of their habits . Aristotle then introduces the human form , the best known to man , as the standard of comparison to which he ...
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... parts differ in them according to the opposition of their external qualities , such as colour or shape , in that some are more , others are less affected , or B V sometimes in number more or less , or in THE HISTORY OF ...
... parts differ in them according to the opposition of their external qualities , such as colour or shape , in that some are more , others are less affected , or B V sometimes in number more or less , or in THE HISTORY OF ...
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... external eyes ; but , when the skin is taken off , there is a place for the eyes , and the iris of the eye is in the place which it would naturally occupy on the cutside , as if they had been wounded in their birth , and the skin had ...
... external eyes ; but , when the skin is taken off , there is a place for the eyes , and the iris of the eye is in the place which it would naturally occupy on the cutside , as if they had been wounded in their birth , and the skin had ...
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