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• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture One: Horn and Antlers
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  • of fertilization, of growth, culminating in the end in the formation
  • The horn grows out of the skin, is a
  • are just bone substance. Both grow in the region of the
  • The horns grow gradually over a period of
  • behave quite differently. They grow up in spring and are shed in the
  • The antlers grow richer in form with each
  • our horns and antlers? The horn grows in one direction, towards the
  • but it never reaches this central point. The antlers grow outwards;
  • they seek the periphery. What does the horn seek in growing towards
  • the centre? What do the antlers seek in growing towards the
  • is barren, the male deer, the stag, grows the antlers. During the
  • about the antlers, and describing their growth in spring, said
  • pleasure, so to speak, it would grow into antlers. By pressing
  • underlie speaking and the growth of the embryo, but in different
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Two: The Bladder and Kidney Process
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  • Spiritual Science to grow more and more aware of the importance and
  • In a bird's egg, filled with a growing
  • growing body of the embryo, and these are much mere complicated than the
  • two tubes, one on each side, and these two tubes grow upwards and
  • two branches which grow upwards and reach the kidneys.
  • they grow downwards from the ears and are first called pronephros.
  • Then they grow and develop into the mesonephros, and when they reach
  • a peculiar regional distribution. It does not grow in America or
  • Australia. It grows in the whole of the Northern part of Europe and
  • say ‘It grows under the tooth of an animal’ (Es waechst
  • dem Zahn der Tiere nach). It is so quick in growing that today it
  • might be eaten up and tomorrow it has grown again. If we study the
  • potash process. The yarrow grows in the North, because this is the
  • the rainbow could be seen. As a remnant of this, yarrow still grows,
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Three: Intestines, Mesentery and Digestion
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  • ground with its leaves, and then with a very succulent stem it grows
• Title: On the Sheath: Lecture Four: The Skull of the Vertebrates
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  • just growing and striving towards what man has achieved, but it has
  • grow more and more aware how to place the different preparations into