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1  IV,  8  |          from the touch of sapid juices.~With regard to sight and
2   v,  22 |     injury to any fruit; and the juices of the flowers it takes
3   v,  31 | carnivorous but that live on the juices of living flesh, such as
4 VIII,  4 |      animal they extract all its juices and eject the creature whole.
5 VIII,  4 |         the spider sucks out the juices of its prey outside, and
6 VIII,  11|       extracting with that organ juices from all quarters. And of
7 VIII,  11|         others again live on the juices of fruits and plants. The