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1   v,  11 |        smyxon or myxon, and the cephalus; and their period of gestation
2  VI,  17 |        to land; the last is the cephalus: and this is inferred from
3  VI,  17 |        all and the brood of the cephalus last. The mullet also spawns
4 VIII,  2 |   ravenous in this respect. The cephalus and the mullet in general
5 VIII,  2 |       on sea-weed and sand. The cephalus, called by some the "chelon",
6 VIII,  2 |        a starved condition. The cephalus lives in mud, and is in
7 VIII,  2 |      prey upon the spawn of the cephalus, so that the species is
8 VIII,  19| unwholesome for the mullet, the cephalus, and the so-called marinus,
9 VIII,  19|  rainfall be superabundant. The cephalus is peculiarly subject to