Book II Chapter 11 On the Parts of Animals

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Book II Chapter 11

For instance, in quadrupeds the ears stand out freely from the head and are set to all appearance above the eyes. Not that they are in reality above the eyes; but they seem to be so, because the animal does not stand erect, but has its head h............

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