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repeated eaque praecipua et grandiora
The chiefest outward parts are situate forward or backward:—forward, the crown and foretop of the head, skull, face, forehead, temples, chin, eyes, ears, nose, &c., neck, breast, chest, upper and lower part of the belly, hypocondries, navel, groin, flank, &c.; backward, the hinder part of the head, back, shoulders, sides, loins, hipbones, os sacrum , buttocks, &c. Or joints, arms, hands, feet, legs, thighs, knees, &c. Or common to both, which, because they are obvious and well known, I have carelessly repeated, eaque praecipua et grandiora tantum; quod reliquum ex libris de anima qui volet, accipiat . — from The Anatomy of Melancholy by Robert Burton
rastro el puma el gato
Abundan entonces los frutos, y en su busca vienen a rondar al pie de los árboles, el pecarí porcino, la avizora paca, el agutí de carne negra y sabrosa, el tajú bajo su coraza invulnerable; y, como ellos son cebo a su vez, acuden sobre su rastro el puma, el gato montés elegante y pintoresco, el aguará en piel de lobo, cuando no el jaguar — from Heath's Modern Language Series: The Spanish American Reader by Ernesto Nelson
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