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| Alphabetical [« »] phatta 1 pheasant 2 pheasants 1 phene 7 phenomena 19 phenomenon 46 pherecydes 1 | Frequency [« »] 7 parasite 7 peculiarity 7 perch 7 phene 7 piece 7 pinna 7 preys | Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances phene |
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1 VI, 6 | cross-tempered to its own young. The phene is said to rear the young 2 VIII, 3| year. There is also the phene (or lammergeier) and the 3 VIII, 3| lammergeier) and the vulture. The phene is larger than the common 4 IX, 32| eagles; it is larger than the phene; is half as large again 5 IX, 34| creatures. The so-called phene, or lammergeier, is fond 6 IX, 34| this treatment, and the phene hearing them catches them 7 IX, 34| catches them as they fall. The phene has a film over its eyes