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1  IV,  10|      attack them in myriads and devour them. For these parasites
2  IV,  10|       are so numerous that they devour any bait made of fish’s
3 VIII,  2|        with a gourd. All fishes devour their own species, with
4 VIII,  2|        as has been stated, they devour one another, and especially
5 VIII,  2|   especially do the larger ones devour the smaller. The proof of
6 VIII,  3|     genus, whereas fishes often devour members actually of their
7  IX,  1 |      and the chloreus, for they devour one another’s eggs; so also
8  IX,  29|      gives them to the alien to devour, despising her own young
9  IX,  40| distress from the process, then devour the honey most ravenously,