The Works of Aristotle, the Famous Philosopher, in Four Parts: Containing, 1. His Complete Master-Piece; Displaying the Secrets of Nature in the Generation of Man; To Which Is Added, the Family Physician; Being Approved Remedies for the Several Distempers

Excerpt from The Works of Aristotle, the Famous Philosopher, in Four Parts: Containing, 1. His Complete Master-Piece; Displaying the Secrets of Nature in the Generation of Man; To Which Is Added, the Family Physician; Being Approved Remedies for the Several Distempers Incident to the Human Body

Of parts that concurred together to tnt n. King up of the most perfect beauty, yet. If they were detective in the ih struments of generation. They would not for all their beauty be acceptable. To either of the other sex; because they would be thereby rendered incapable of satisfying the nat ural propensions which every one finds in himself. 'and' therefore, since it is our duty to be acquainted with our selves. And to search out the wonders (it =god in nature, I need not make any apology for anatomizing the secret parts of generation.

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