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1   v,  19 |       s heat or a puff of wind sets them in motion, when they
2  VI,  2  |    common hen after copulation sets and matures in ten days
3  VI,  21 | efforts, his beaten antagonist sets on him and very often gets
4 VIII,  2 |    burrows in the mud, when it sets the mud in motion and quits
5 VIII,  17|      flies up into the air and sets a. chirping.~Of marine animals
6 VIII,  21|    rapidity, and the moment it sets in the animal gives up eating.
7  IX,  1  |        to wild creatures, some sets are at enmity with other
8  IX,  1  |       are at enmity with other sets at all times and under all
9  IX,  3  |      still unless the shepherd sets it in motion; it will stay