Book, Chapter

 1        4, LIX    |        that of an ox, or of the bees which come from the body
 2        4, LXXXI  |       the purpose, for ants and bees do the same. Bees, indeed,
 3        4, LXXXI  |      ants and bees do the same. Bees, indeed, have a sovereign,
 4        4, LXXXI  | sovereignties, even to ants and bees; in respect to which matters,
 5        4, LXXXI  |      matters, however, ants and bees merit no approval, because
 6        4, LXXXI  |       while, by considering the bees, they might place themselves
 7        4, LXXXII |        so-called wars among the bees convey instruction as to
 8        4, LXXXII |  orderly way among men. But the bees have no cities or suburbs;
 9        4, LXXXII |        proceedings taken by the bees against the drones with
10        4, LXXXIII|        finished speaking of the bees, in order to depreciate (
11        4, LXXXIII|       man and those of ants and bees, which is the act of one
12        4, LXXXV  |   differ from those of ants and bees?" Now does he who, according
13        6, LXXIII |        not been manufactured by bees, no one could tell from
14        6, LXXIII |      the honey which comes from bees does not make known its