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1  VI,  1  | hatches there.~Thrushes, like swallows, build nests of clay, on
2  VI,  22 |  parturition the mare at once swallows the after-birth, and bites
3 VIII,  4 |   eats birds and animals, and swallows eggs entire. But after taking
4 VIII,  5 |       and fiercely, and often swallows its prey entire without
5 VIII,  6 |       long-necked birds) that swallows water by gulps.~Horned animals,
6 VIII,  16|    themselves where they are. Swallows, for instance, have been
7  IX,  5  |   after parturition, it first swallows the afterbirth, then goes
8  IX,  6  |   dragon, when it eats fruit, swallows endive-juice; it has been
9  IX,  40 |       nests, and the nests of swallows, in the neighbourhood of