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  1   I,  1  |        feathers, others have only a small quantity. It happens further
  2   I,  5  |           such as are comparatively small or have their stings in
  3   I,  8  |             to move; when they have small ones, they are fickle; when
  4   I,  10 |          eyes, some are large, some small, some medium-sized; of these,
  5   I,  11 |           Some ears are large, some small, some medium-sized; again,
  6   I,  15 |              and where the feet are small the hands are small correspondingly.~
  7   I,  15 |             are small the hands are small correspondingly.~Of the
  8   I,  16 |             while the face below is small in proportion, as is the
  9   I,  16 |        majority of animals it has a small hollow in its centre. The
 10   I,  17 |        these cavities, even the two small ones, are connected by passages
 11   I,  17 |           have, as has been said, a small cavity. From this cavity
 12  II,  1  |             of kine, but meagre and small in proportion to its bulk.
 13  II,  1  |              and in front there are small hooves on the tip of the
 14  II,  1  |            the females, exceedingly small. The she-bear has four breasts.
 15  II,  1  |            it is disproportionately small; the testicles are not visible,
 16  II,  5  |              they are comparatively small and point in the opposite
 17  II,  6  |             elephant is exceedingly small, and situated far back in
 18  II,  7  |         animals; other animals have small mouths, as man; and others
 19  II,  8  |           way that it has a tail as small as small can be, just a
 20  II,  8  |           it has a tail as small as small can be, just a sort of indication
 21  II,  10 |         large, in exceptional cases small. And all these creatures
 22  II,  12 |         close to the belly; but the small rumped or short-tailed birds
 23  II,  14 |         therein are land animals, a small minority, to wit the aquatic
 24  II,  15 |        diaphragm or midriff; but in small animals the existence of
 25  II,  15 |            animals the spleen is so small as all but to escape observation;
 26  II,  16 |             composed of a number of small ones. (The bison also resembles
 27  II,  17 |           and in these the organ is small.~In fishes that are furnished
 28  II,  17 |            for very few of them are small, and no single one of the
 29  II,  17 |          the horned animals is very small. And some possess appendages (
 30  II,  17 |             spleen is comparatively small.~Much the same may be predicated
 31  II,  17 |      situated close to the pharynx, small and kidney-shaped; and for
 32  II,  17 |        these appendages but only in small numbers, as the hepatus
 33  II,  17 |             kestrel. In the case of small birds like the swallow and
 34 III,  1  |          which organ in the case of small ovipara is inconspicuous;
 35 III,  1  |        breeding season the organ is small in some birds and quite
 36 III,  1  |           much so that in extremely small fish, each of the two bifurcated
 37 III,  3  |            this vessel there extend small blood-vessels at each rib
 38 III,  3  |        blood, and no vein, great or small, holds its course therein.
 39 III,  7  |             the region of the ears, small in comparison with the other
 40 III,  7  |           his having marrow only in small amount, poor and thin, and
 41 III,  16 |              its veins are somewhat small and the blood abnormally
 42 III,  16 |            scanty. And animals with small stomachs are disposed to
 43 III,  20 |        bones of pigs it is found in small quantities; and in the bones
 44 III,  20 |       female animals not pregnant a small quantity of milk has been
 45 III,  21 |       instance, there are in Phasis small cattle that in all cases
 46 III,  21 |          she-goat, the cow, and the small she-goat; for this feeding
 47  IV,  1  |             octopus. The sepia, the small calamary and the large calamary
 48  IV,  1  |          the body of the octopus is small, and his feet are long,
 49  IV,  1  |              and betwixt the eyes a small cartilage enclosing a small
 50  IV,  1  |         small cartilage enclosing a small brain; and within the mouth
 51  IV,  1  |        water; and there are others, small, variegated in colour, which
 52  IV,  1  |            land. These polypods are small, and are shaped, as regards
 53  IV,  2  |           There is another variety, small like the crab, but resembling
 54  IV,  2  |       projections in the female are small and smooth. Both male and
 55  IV,  2  |          other antennae underneath, small and smooth. The eyes of
 56  IV,  2  |             right claw they are all small and saw-shaped, while in
 57  IV,  2  |             antennae come the eyes, small and short, not large like
 58  IV,  2  |        closing up, as it does so, a small portion of the same, and
 59  IV,  2  |             there is in the mouth a small fleshy structure serving
 60  IV,  4  |             snail; teeth sharp, and small, and delicate. They have
 61  IV,  4  |        larger species, while in the small ones they are in some cases
 62  IV,  4  |            either side, and a third small one. All below the thorax
 63  IV,  4  |        claws, the right-hand one is small and the left-hand one is
 64  IV,  5  |           for even when as yet very small they are provided with them.
 65  IV,  5  |           there is another species, small in size, but furnished with
 66  IV,  5  |            the eggs are exceedingly small and unfit for food. Singularly
 67  IV,  6  |     cavities, one on either side, a small partition separating them;
 68  IV,  7  |         wasps notwithstanding their small size continue living after
 69  IV,  8  |            alarm. Again, there is a small river-fish called the cottus
 70  IV,  11 |            and are furnished with a small gut; and these fish are
 71   v,  10 |         young when hatched are very small but grow with great rapidity,
 72   v,  10 |          especially the case, among small fishes, with the coracine
 73   v,  10 |       orphus also, or sea-perch, is small at first, and rapidly attains
 74   v,  11 |           are contained a number of small eggs. The ryades or shoal-fishes
 75   v,  12 |       winter; and these urchins are small but full of eggs.~Snails
 76   v,  13 | domesticated; it is also black, and small, red-footed and rough-footed;
 77   v,  14 |           is comparatively poor and small. And this phenomenon is
 78   v,  14 |          the female foal has a thin small neigh, and the male foal
 79   v,  14 |          neigh, and the male foal a small neigh, yet bigger and deeper-toned
 80   v,  14 |           of parents of this age is small and poor. As a general rule
 81   v,  14 |             usually does of animals small and thin and flaccid. The
 82   v,  15 |         them, some of which are too small to be differentiated in
 83   v,  15 |       Sigeum and Lectum; others are small, as those found in the Euripus,
 84   v,  15 |            others it is reddish and small in size; some of the large
 85   v,  15 |          the bloom is at its worst. Small specimens they break in
 86   v,  15 |        pinna-guard, in some cases a small carid and in other cases
 87   v,  15 |         often into the shell of the small ceryx. After entering new
 88   v,  17 |           smallest. The size of the small eggs is that of a small
 89   v,  17 |             small eggs is that of a small seed in a fig; and they
 90   v,  18 |             by the way, they are so small and helpless that the greater
 91   v,  19 |        millet; it then grows into a small grub; and in three days
 92   v,  19 |            observed. From a certain small, black and hairy caterpillar
 93   v,  19 |          and gives birth therein to small grubs, from which grubs
 94   v,  19 |            to it; it then becomes a small motionless grub; it then
 95   v,  20 |           the coleoptera and of the small and nameless insects make
 96   v,  20 |           and nameless insects make small holes or cells of mud on
 97   v,  22 |          the progeny of the hive is small in number. But when the
 98   v,  22 |           bird. The grub when it is small lies slantwise in the comb,
 99   v,  25 |             but grow on and on from small and rounded shapes until
100   v,  27 |    mentioned, and generate at first small grubs. And these grubs metamorphose
101   v,  27 |           but some spiders lay in a small and fine web, and others
102   v,  30 |           there are two kinds; one, small in size, the first to come
103   v,  30 |             disappears. Both in the small and the large species some
104   v,  30 |   designated the "chirper", and the small cicada the "tettigonium"
105   v,  30 |         sunlight.~The large and the small cicada copulate alike, belly
106   v,  31 |           coming there is a kind of small eruption visible, unaccompanied
107   v,  32 |        tailless scorpions, but very small. As a general rule we may
108   v,  33 |          and the young crocodile is small, answering to the egg in
109  VI,  2  |           when the egg-substance is small copulation be intermitted,
110  VI,  2  |      younger hens are comparatively small. As a general rule, if hens
111  VI,  3  |       differentiated, at first very small and white. The head is clearly
112  VI,  3  |           you cut open the chick, a small remnant of the yolk is still
113  VI,  10 |             size; at length it gets small and becomes incorporated,
114  VI,  12 |         also take their young, when small, inside them. The young
115  VI,  13 |        couple of eggs there; for in small fishes the womb is indistinguishable,
116  VI,  13 |          minnow has eggs when quite small,-almost, one may say, as
117  VI,  13 |             summer. Oysters and the small fish of these localities
118  VI,  15 |        pairing, about the size of a small sprat, and not one of these
119  VI,  15 |       whitebait, differing from the small fry found near Cnidos but
120  VI,  15 |          the so-called froth of the small fry comes out of sandy ground.
121  VI,  15 |         superior quality. All other small fry are inferior in quality
122  VI,  15 |            so-called gudgeon-fry of small insignificant gudgeon-like
123  VI,  17 |         grubs within the belly; for small living grubs get generated
124  VI,  18 |             as it oozes out only in small drops at a time. Mares also,
125  VI,  18 |            when in heat, exhibits a small discharge to the extent
126  VI,  22 |             young are exceptionally small and weak; the ordinary age
127  VI,  22 |           horses they are sharp and small.~The male of the horse will
128  VI,  31 |          newly born are exceedingly small, and can scarcely walk when
129  VI,  37 |         proceeding that sometimes a small farmer will one day observe
130  VI,  37 |     hind-legs; their front legs are small and their hind-legs long;
131 VII,  10 |           take place after birth in small quantity, and in cases where
132 VIII,  2 |           Sea-anemones feed on such small fishes as come in their
133 VIII,  2 |            his gills are peculiarly small. On this account, when fishing
134 VIII,  3 |        there are two varieties: one small and whitish, the other comparatively
135 VIII,  3 |         instance, the great and the small pie, which are nicknamed
136 VIII,  3 |             tree-creeper), about as small as the penduline titmouse,
137 VIII,  5 |    discharges the solid residuum in small quantities, about every
138 VIII,  13|      porpoise, and the dolphin is a small variety; but as soon as
139 VIII,  13|     neighbourhood of Byzantium very small in size, as might have been
140 VIII,  15|             milt. When the spawn is small, the fish is hard to catch,
141 VIII,  19|         only the larger ones of the small species that fishes of the
142 VIII,  20|      brushwood and stones leaving a small open space, and in this
143 VIII,  24|          intense pain; it is like a small lizard, with the colour
144 VIII,  28|          all, in another it will be small, or short-lived, or will
145 VIII,  28|             the Euxine there are no small molluscs nor testaceans,
146 VIII,  28|            the carnivorous animals, small birds being scarce; food
147 VIII,  28|       Thrace, and Epirus the ass is small, and in Gaul and in Scythia
148 VIII,  29|        mortify. There is in India a small snake which is exceptional
149  IX,  7  |   intelligence will be seen more in small creatures than in large
150  IX,  9  |           than a blackbird, and has small reddish speckles; a second
151  IX,  13 |          the hole for entry is very small.~People who live where the
152  IX,  14 |          halosachne. The opening is small, just enough for a tiny
153  IX,  16 |             reeds in a marsh; it is small in size, with a pleasant
154  IX,  22 |         thrush; its beak is strong, small, and round; it is ashen-coloured
155  IX,  37 |            is not the case with the small and young octopus, but that
156  IX,  39 |          the so-called wolf-spider, small, speckled, and tapering
157  IX,  39 | wolf-spiders.) Of these spiders the small one weaves no web, and the
158  IX,  39 |             words, it will attack a small lizard, run round and draw
159  IX,  40 |          their own, and they are of small bulk; the drones’ cells
160  IX,  40 |       concentric circular rows, are small and devoid of honey; the
161  IX,  40 |              The best workingbee is small, round, and speckled: another
162  IX,  40 |            at all, or honey in very small quantities. Bees brood over
163  IX,  40 |      perishes; in the damaged combs small worms are engendered, which
164  IX,  40 |         their chances of escape are small indeed. The kings are never
165  IX,  40 |             each of the kings; if a small swarm happens to settle
166  IX,  41 |          without. Some build cells, small and few in number; others
167  IX,  48 |        shoal of dolphins, large and small, was seen, and two dolphins
168  IX,  49 |          cases there is a growth of small spurs. On the death of a