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1  IV,  8  |     smell. Many insects are killed by the smell of brimstone;
2   v,  13 | however, its first brood is killed by inclemency of weather (
3 VIII,  10|     of sheep that have been killed by wolves, as also the clothes
4 VIII,  20|     surface, where they are killed by the excessive heat. The
5  IX,  3  |    apart from the herd, are killed by wild animals.~Sheep and
6  IX,  40 | caught in the act, they are killed by the working-bees. These
7  IX,  41 | engendering new leaders are killed by the new brood, and whether