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  1   I,  6  |           not so is proved by the fact that they mate with and
  2   I,  6  |        one another: either in the fact that some have this or that,
  3   I,  9  |          For in point of absolute fact it cannot see, and has no
  4   I,  11 |           or exhale, owing to the fact that the inspiration and
  5   I,  16 |          the inner parts. For the fact is that the inner parts
  6   I,  17 |           forwards, although this fact might possibly escape notice
  7   I,  17 |           it is not elongated; in fact, it is somewhat round in
  8   I,  17 |           with the lung, and this fact is rendered quite plain
  9   I,  17 |           no farther rests on the fact that they contain no blood,
 10  II,  1  |        fleshless; and in point of fact such is the case with all
 11  II,  1  |         Thebes, while in point of fact the creatures have merely
 12  II,  1  |           of the entire frame, in fact, so insignificant as to
 13  II,  2  |     canines, but those alone; the fact being, that they do shed
 14  II,  2  |         observation, owing to the fact that they never shed them
 15  II,  8  |     especially the under ones; in fact they are very insignificant
 16  II,  8  |          case with quadrupeds; in fact, the proportion of the former
 17  II,  8  |           circumstance and to the fact that its feet resemble hands
 18  II,  13 |          animals; and in point of fact viviparous animals are not
 19  II,  14 |      furnished with feet from the fact that its fins resemble those
 20  II,  15 |      falcon, the owl: in point of fact, the aegocephalus is devoid
 21  II,  17 |          of the parts, and in the fact of the oesophagus reaching
 22  II,  17 |          both crocodiles, and, in fact, in all animals of the like
 23  II,  17 |          the tongue, owing to the fact that the tongue draws back
 24 III,  1  |          from one another in this fact, that some of them have
 25 III,  2  |      undiscoverable, owing to the fact that they collapse at once
 26 III,  3  |      termed the "aorta", from the fact that even in dead bodies
 27 III,  3  |         of the two), owing to the fact that these two veins are
 28 III,  3  |       minuteness, and in point of fact the whole lung appears to
 29 III,  4  |         animals. For, in point of fact, the organs are not identically
 30 III,  5  |          is a sinew-like vein; in fact, at its extremity it is
 31 III,  5  |      glutinous, and the organ, in fact, is sustained by it and
 32 III,  5  |          their limbs, but are, in fact, destitute of either feet
 33 III,  7  |   exceptionally hard; so hard, in fact, that if they are rubbed
 34 III,  9  |        which will account for the fact that there are found in
 35 III,  11 |          and no castrated man. In fact, if a man be castrated before
 36 III,  11 |       this growth is owing to the fact that the eyebrows are situated
 37 III,  19 |       young animals. Ichor is, in fact, nothing else but unconcocted
 38 III,  20 |         futurity, and in point of fact when the Lemnian owner of
 39  IV,  1  |          feet short; so short, in fact, that they cannot walk on
 40  IV,  2  |          part in the crawfish; in fact, the frontal part is more
 41  IV,  3  |           very short, so short in fact that the stomach seems to
 42  IV,  4  |          above mentioned, and, in fact, to all testaceans, is the
 43  IV,  4  |         oesophagus is the gut; in fact, the gut is continuous with
 44  IV,  4  |    operculum seems like a lid; in fact this structure represents
 45  IV,  5  |          one another; in point of fact, the animal is in a manner
 46  IV,  5  |          this is indicated by the fact that these urchins have
 47  IV,  6  |         it it it clings to it; in fact, just as I described it
 48  IV,  7  |         most insects. In point of fact, such insects as have no
 49  IV,  7  |   different from the back; as, in fact, is the case with all animals.
 50  IV,  7  |           such creatures (and, in fact, alone of all creatures),
 51  IV,  8  |      brain. These indications, in fact, in some cases lead nowhere,
 52  IV,  8  |          by bait. The octopus, in fact, clings so tightly to the
 53  IV,  9  |         from voice and sound. The fact is that no animal can give
 54  IV,  9  |       sing more than the hens; in fact, with barn-door fowls and
 55  IV,  9  |          no power of converse. In fact, this power, or language,
 56  IV,  10 |        sleep; for, as a matter of fact, all animals that are furnished
 57  IV,  10 |         hand; and, as a matter of fact, these little creatures,
 58  IV,  10 | motionless repose. In the bee the fact of its being asleep is very
 59  IV,  10 |         and cease to hum. But the fact that insects sleep may be
 60  IV,  11 |        sex; nor is there such, in fact, in any testaceans. In molluscs
 61  IV,  11 |          can engender nothing. In fact, those who assert that eels
 62  IV,  11 |           in and about rocks. The fact that the female is longer-lived
 63  IV,  11 |         male is inferred from the fact that female fishes are caught
 64   v,  2  |          of the bull. In point of fact, the females of these animals
 65   v,  4  |           belly to belly. And, in fact, serpents coil round one
 66   v,  5  |    differs from the female in the fact that he is furnished with
 67   v,  5  |          observation. In point of fact, some are led by the want
 68   v,  5  |    equivalent to coition, but the fact is that a similar phenomenon
 69   v,  5  | accurately observed, owing to the fact that they very soon fall
 70   v,  7  |        near to the shore; and, in fact, the process has often been
 71   v,  9  |          a year, but owing to the fact that the fish in some cases
 72   v,  12 |    differs from the female in the fact that its head is longer,
 73   v,  14 |           prolonged sound, in the fact that the note in the male
 74   v,  14 |       forty, so that, in point of fact, the animals are sexually
 75   v,  14 |            up to eleven years; in fact, the ram and the ewe are
 76   v,  15 |     matter. The substance, is, in fact, an excretion of the porphyra
 77   v,  15 |        similarly situated-and, in fact, all the stromboids, and
 78   v,  16 |          of this statement is the fact that when they are first
 79   v,  16 |         And this accounts for the fact that the sponges found in
 80   v,  16 |         And this accounts for the fact that the sponge is at its
 81   v,  17 |         and this accounts for the fact that lobsters are found
 82   v,  18 |    greater number perish; it is a fact that they have been seen
 83   v,  18 |       applicable to the sepia; in fact, the nest of the female
 84   v,  19 |         and this accounts for the fact that gadflies most abound
 85   v,  19 |  ill-scented substances, from the fact of its having been engendered
 86   v,  22 |       statement we have the known fact that occasionally bee-keepers
 87   v,  24 |       thick and hard; in point of fact, one can hardly break it
 88   v,  28 |       dies after laying them. The fact is that, at the time of
 89   v,  28 |           and loamy land, for the fact is they lay their eggs in
 90   v,  30 |         and this accounts for the fact that in the district surrounding
 91   v,  30 |          untilled lands, and this fact may account for their numbers
 92   v,  33 |         on into the next year; in fact, the life of the animal
 93   v,  33 |     length of twenty-six feet; in fact, it is actually stated that
 94  VI,  2  |     remains soft, and in point of fact is inclined to set or to
 95  VI,  2  |   hen-partridge when in heat. The fact is that, when she stands
 96  VI,  4  |           difficult to detect the fact from the minute size of
 97  VI,  4  |       couples within the year; in fact, it couples when only six
 98  VI,  7  |    resemble the hawk. In point of fact, both as regards the head
 99  VI,  9  |       barn-door hen, owing to the fact that when the peahen is
100  VI,  11 |      obvious to a non-expert. The fact is that in certain fishes
101  VI,  12 |      considerable period; and, in fact, the creature is remarkable
102  VI,  12 |        some for thirty years; the fact is fishermen nick their
103  VI,  12 |      instead of walking, from the fact that it cannot steady itself
104  VI,  13 |          appearance is due to the fact that the whole womb of such
105  VI,  14 |           frog; so continuous, in fact, is the convoluted spawn
106  VI,  14 |     wasted; because, owing to the fact that the female moves about
107  VI,  15 |         of the ground we have the fact that in cold weather they
108  VI,  16 |          or for eggs. In point of fact, this entire species of
109  VI,  16 |         opinion is not founded on fact. Eels are derived from the
110  VI,  16 |           and in humid ground; in fact, eels have at times been
111  VI,  17 |         this is inferred from the fact that the brood of the atherine
112  VI,  17 |        most part in summer; which fact is proved by their not being
113  VI,  17 |       conger also spawns, but the fact is not equally obvious in
114  VI,  18 |         with one another from the fact that they are at no time
115  VI,  18 |           order comes the cow. In fact, the mare is said to go
116  VI,  18 |        when in heat, indicate the fact by the upraising of their
117  VI,  19 |           of pasturage, or to the fact that either the ram or the
118  VI,  20 |     people are in doubt as to the fact, and some people, owing
119  VI,  22 |         considerable interval; in fact, the foals will be all the
120  VI,  27 |    assigned periods is due to the fact that there are never human
121  VI,  29 |           to be unable to run: in fact at this period they can
122  VI,  31 |       found in many countries. In fact, in the whole of Europe
123  VI,  32 |        the female, is untrue. The fact is that the sexual organ
124  VI,  34 |       young like the she-bear; in fact, her young ones are even
125  VI,  36 |          may be gathered from the fact that a certain number of
126 VII,  3  |          an accurate statement of fact, for there are many exceptions,
127 VII,  4  |          though labour has not in fact commenced, what seemed like
128 VIII,  2 |           takes in water. For the fact is the dolphin performs
129 VIII,  2 |     aquatic" or "marine". For the fact is, some aquatic animals
130 VIII,  2 |      female animals the male. The fact is that animals, if they
131 VIII,  2 |     through the grosser parts; in fact, they live on fresh water
132 VIII,  2 |      middle of its body; and this fact may be clearly observed
133 VIII,  2 |      flesh, and feeds on that; in fact, fishermen recognize their
134 VIII,  2 |          doubtless founded on the fact that the creature is often
135 VIII,  2 |          being carnivorous is the fact that they can be caught
136 VIII,  2 |       eel-tanks with plaster. The fact is that the eel will soon
137 VIII,  3 |           very spare drinkers. In fact birds of prey never drink
138 VIII,  6 |    fondest of roots, owing to the fact that its snout is peculiarly
139 VIII,  6 |         than any other animal; in fact, a pig can be fattened for
140 VIII,  10|          healthier and fatter. In fact they mix salt with the greater
141 VIII,  10|         from the weakly, from the fact that the vigorous sheep
142 VIII,  10|         are quite free of it; the fact being that the weakly ones
143 VIII,  12|         in the rear, owing to the fact that when the flock is passing
144 VIII,  13|           than deep-sea fish. The fact is they have more abundant
145 VIII,  13|          mullet, and, in point of fact, the greater part of the
146 VIII,  13|        the outer sea. In point of fact, there is no large fish
147 VIII,  13|        greater rapidity, from the fact that the breeze is favourable
148 VIII,  13|           their exit; in point of fact, when a trichia is caught
149 VIII,  15|          may be inferred from the fact that during a particular
150 VIII,  15|          may be inferred from the fact that these fishes are never
151 VIII,  15|        lengthened period from the fact that it is only caught at
152 VIII,  17|      retire into concealment. The fact that the bear hides is well
153 VIII,  18|         seasons; and, in point of fact, some animals have ailments
154 VIII,  18|         have been ignorant of the fact, for in his story about
155 VIII,  19|          may be inferred from the fact that most fishes migrate
156 VIII,  19|            and this is due to the fact that heat and drought are
157 VIII,  19|           localities as well. The fact is that weed-eating fishes
158 VIII,  19|        the water as a dolphin; in fact, it sometimes leaps over
159 VIII,  19|          nick-of-time" hauls. The fact is, that at these times
160 VIII,  19|     fishermen infer this from the fact that at times fishes in
161 VIII,  20|         catch-fish. It is a known fact that in winter fishes emerge
162 VIII,  20|         of shellfish owing to the fact that the sea-water then
163 VIII,  23|       warm at short intervals; in fact, craurus in cattle answers
164 VIII,  24|          blind snake. In point of fact, according to experts, the
165 VIII,  24|          to drink muddy water; in fact, if water be clear, the
166 VIII,  25| circumstance will account for the fact that the animal is not found
167 VIII,  28|           if introduced there; in fact it will be found dead, turned
168 VIII,  28|      diverse in form in Libya; in fact, there is an old saying, "
169  IX,  1  |           most of all in man.~The fact is, the nature of man is
170  IX,  1  |           Egypt, for owing to the fact that food is constantly
171  IX,  1  |           peaceably together. The fact is they are tamed by kindness,
172  IX,  1  |        the owl; for, owing to the fact that the owl is dim-sighted
173  IX,  1  |         and the ass, owing to the fact that the ass, in passing
174  IX,  1  |         to union of the sexes; in fact, it screams during the union,
175  IX,  4  |          of the colt. In point of fact, the mare appears to be
176  IX,  5  |        stag sheds his horns"; the fact being that, as having parted
177  IX,  7  |           a year, pointing to the fact that early in spring the
178  IX,  15 |       summer and in winter, as in fact do the great majority of
179  IX,  28 |      ocular observation; the only fact known for certain is that
180  IX,  29 |      disposal of its progeny; the fact is, the mother cuckoo is
181  IX,  29 |          own cowardice and of the fact that she could never help
182  IX,  30 |           birds, excepting in the fact that the cypselus has feathers
183  IX,  32 |          out of the locality. The fact is that a pair of eagles
184  IX,  32 |         long-lived bird, and this fact might be inferred from the
185  IX,  37 |         means is obvious from the fact that, whereas they are peculiarly
186  IX,  37 |   perpetual coincidence, like the fact that wherever snails are
187  IX,  37 |          second year there is the fact that, after the birth of
188  IX,  38 |         the wasp, and in point of fact all creatures akin to these;
189  IX,  40 |           is the bee’s food. This fact is shown by the beekeepers’
190  IX,  40 |           when quite young and in fact only three days old, after
191  IX,  40 |     stings even large animals; in fact, a horse has been known
192  IX,  40 |       cleanly habits; in point of fact, they often fly away to
193  IX,  41 |         this is inferred from the fact that the leaders (of the
194  IX,  41 |       stings will not; from which fact it is inferred by some that
195  IX,  42 |          attains a great size; in fact, from a particularly prosperous
196  IX,  44 |           his teeth broken; which fact was regarded by some as
197  IX,  49B|          reality is proved by the fact that at the period when