The History of Animals - IntraText CT - Concordances: «hear»

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  Book,  Paragraph
1   I,  11 |  hears; but the dolphin can hear, but has no ears, nor yet
2  IV,  8  |     this fishes undoubtedly hear and smell. For they are
3  IV,  8  | resonance to creatures that hear under water. And this is
4  IV,  8  |     obvious that fishes can hear; and indeed some people,
5  IV,  8  |    the animal can smell and hear; and they assure us that,
6 VIII,  12|   and when the birdcatchers hear the croak of the bird in
7  IX,  5  |     its ears cocked, it can hear well and you cannot escape
8  IX,  8  |   cry, so that no other may hear him and come and give him
9  IX,  40 |      whether or no they can hear the noise at all and also