Part, Question

 1   1, 29 |      in the sea? and answer, A fish. So to those who ask, Three ~
 2   1, 70 |       with living beings, with fish, ~birds, and the beasts
 3   1, 72 |        fishes, not because the fish is ~devoid of memory, as
 4   1, 74 |      Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, fish differ from birds as much
 5   1, 71 |       with living beings, with fish, ~birds, and the beasts
 6   1, 71 |        fishes, not because the fish is ~devoid of memory, as
 7   1, 73 |      Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, fish differ from birds as much
 8   1, 101|     they are ~produced, as the fish in the water, and walking
 9   2, 102|       3 Para. 1/1~Reply OBJ 3: Fish through living in water
10   2, 102|        live in the air. Again, fish die as ~soon as they are
11   2, 102|        In like manner certain ~fish lacking fins and scales
12   2, 102|       the moist nature of the ~fish is tempered. Of birds they
13   2, 102| unclean. In ~like manner those fish that have scales and fins
14   2, 120|       cook their food, travel, fish, and do many like things.
15   2, 145|       1/1~OBJ 2: Further, some fish are as delectable to eat
16   2, 145|     not exclude the eating ~of fish, neither should it exclude
17   2, 145|      more pleasure than eating fish, although this is not always
18   2, 145|      meat, rather ~than to eat fish.~Aquin.: SMT SS Q[147] A[
19   2, 170| commences; and in like ~manner fish foreknow a coming storm,
20   3, 44 |    especially terrestrial. But fish, from living in water, are
21   3, 44 |         21; and, again, in the fish caught by Peter, who found