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1  IV,  6  |     I described it above as doing to your hand, so it does
2  IV,  8  |     in the water, and by so doing induce the creatures to
3  IV,  8  |     could see what you were doing. Furthermore, when fishermen
4   v,  19 |     fire but puts it out in doing so.~On the river Hypanis
5   v,  22 |   are sweet-tasted, without doing injury to any fruit; and
6  VI,  10 |   of the young fish from so doing. Of the flat cartilaginous
7 VIII,  17|     as to its motive for so doing, whether it be by reason
8  IX,  1  | against the prickles; by so doing, and all the more if it
9  IX,  40 |  honey should suggest their doing so. They build the royal