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  1   I,  5  |               are inferior in point of size to blooded animals; though,
  2   I,  5  |        bloodless creatures of abnormal size, as in the case of certain
  3   I,  11 |            these such as are of medium size and of medium position are
  4   I,  13 |              fleshy, does not alter in size, and is called the glans;
  5   I,  15 |              are, in proportion to his size, nearer to one another than
  6   I,  16 |          molluscs as well. But, taking size for size of animal, the
  7   I,  16 |             well. But, taking size for size of animal, the largest brain,
  8   I,  16 |                hollow, whatever be its size in the different animals.
  9   I,  17 |             middle one intermediate in size. All these cavities, even
 10   I,  17 |           thicker in proportion to the size of his frame than in other
 11   I,  17 |                 proportionately to his size, tolerably large.~To the
 12  II,  1  |              in properties and such in size as to allow of its using
 13  II,  1  |               a nail of inconsiderable size. The hind feet are also
 14  II,  1  |           animal resembles the stag in size; it is found in the territory
 15  II,  1  |               altogether insignificant size.~Camels have an exceptional
 16  II,  1  |               breasts insignificant in size and in no way proportionate
 17  II,  1  |             dugs, but not all of equal size. Thus the shepard has four
 18  II,  1  |               horse; compared with the size of the animal it is disproportionately
 19  II,  7  |                another in the relative size of their mouths. In some
 20  II,  15 |                its delicacy and minute size.~In regard to the heart
 21  II,  15 |             attain so great a relative size. Other fishes have the organ
 22  II,  17 |       laminated, and of about the same size as the reticulum. Next after
 23  II,  17 |               another in the shape and size of the parts, and in the
 24  II,  17 |     diversities occur in regard to the size, the shape, the thickness
 25  II,  17 |              symmetrical dentition) in size, in thickness, and in foldings.~
 26  II,  17 |                liver is four times the size of that of the ox, and the
 27  II,  17 |            distance, relatively to its size, from the oesophagus at
 28 III,  2  |          either side, slightly less in size than the pair just spoken
 29 III,  2  |               pair of veins smaller in size. When there is a pain near
 30 III,  3  |       discernible in animals of medium size; but in the largest animals
 31 III,  4  |               the passages are less in size, and the branches very considerably
 32 III,  4  |             creatures of insignificant size.~
 33 III,  11 |             consideration his relative size. In the skin or hide of
 34 III,  11 |               eyelashes do not grow in size, but they shed when the
 35 III,  11 |          hooves or claws get larger in size; and the same is the case
 36 III,  11 |             The claws also increase in size, as do also the nails.~
 37 III,  21 |              the yield varies with the size of the animal and the diversities
 38 III,  21 |      quadrupeds in Epirus are of large size, and relatively, the cattle
 39 III,  22 |           another treatise. Taking the size of his body into account,
 40  IV,  1  |              its surface, and of large size; the fluid substance within
 41  IV,  1  |               and in colour white; the size of the egg is so great as
 42  IV,  1  |                 and near the shore the size is larger than in deep water;
 43  IV,  2  |               varieties are smaller in size and destitute of special
 44  IV,  2  |            with both claws of the same size.~All crustaceans take in
 45  IV,  3  |             differs from the female in size and breadth, and in respect
 46  IV,  4  |               especially; for it is in size that these latter differ
 47  IV,  4  |               same place, nor of equal size, nor similarly open to observation;
 48  IV,  5  |        mother-urchins", the largest in size of all the species. In addition
 49  IV,  5  |              another species, small in size, but furnished with large
 50  IV,  7  |              such as from their minute size chill rapidly; though, by
 51  IV,  7  |            notwithstanding their small size continue living after severance.
 52  IV,  7  |                male organ in shape and size, with a pair of fins in
 53  IV,  8  |              are anxious to descry the size of the fish and to learn
 54  IV,  11 |                 The same difference in size of the sexes is found in
 55   v,  8  |             large when compared to the size of the body, and that too
 56   v,  10 |             rapidity to an exceptional size. (Be it observed that the
 57   v,  10 |                rapidly attains a great size. The pelamys and the tunny
 58   v,  11 |              not only in regard to the size and vigour of the creature,
 59   v,  13 |             ring-dove; and the next in size is the oenas or stock-dove;
 60   v,  14 |               voice, by an increase in size and an alteration in appearance
 61   v,  14 |              as also in an increase of size and alteration in appearance
 62   v,  14 |       uniparous. And the embryo is the size of a calf two or three months
 63   v,  15 |                is reddish and small in size; some of the large ones
 64   v,  15 |              found, very diminutive in size; they are most numerous
 65   v,  15 |                never appear to grow in size. Fishermen declare that
 66   v,  17 |              off are the smallest. The size of the small eggs is that
 67   v,  17 |              these seasons increase in size and become receptive of
 68   v,  18 |                 These eggs increase in size; and they are white at the
 69   v,  18 |       substance grows less and less in size, and at length, as happens
 70   v,  19 |                it has reached its full size, when it breaks the formation
 71   v,  20 |      ichneumons" (or hunters), less in size, by the way, than the ordinary
 72   v,  21 |                the ruler is double the size of the working bee. These
 73   v,  22 |                 And this proportionate size of the drone explains why
 74   v,  27 |                 when they grow to full size, very often envelop the
 75   v,  30 |               two kinds; one, small in size, the first to come and the
 76   v,  30 |                grub, on attaining full size in the ground, becomes a
 77   v,  31 |             scorpion, and is about the size of a spider. In the seas
 78   v,  33 |              original egg and the huge size of the full-grown animal.
 79   v,  33 |                answering to the egg in size, but the full-grown animal
 80  VI,  2  |               At first it is little in size and white in colour; by
 81  VI,  2  |             appearance and of the same size as ordinary eggs. Such phenomena
 82  VI,  2  |               the male the increase in size proceeds with rapidity.~
 83  VI,  2  |               to time according to the size of the parent-birds. The
 84  VI,  3  |          degrees that they diminish in size and collapse. At the outset
 85  VI,  3  |               diminishing gradually in size, at length becomes entirely
 86  VI,  4  |               the fact from the minute size of the creature.~The pigeon,
 87  VI,  7  |           mottled. And, by the way, in size and flight it resembles
 88  VI,  10 |             they grow it diminishes in size; at length it gets small
 89  VI,  10 |              in its young owing to the size of the head and the prickles;
 90  VI,  12 |               dolphin as being less in size and broader in the back;
 91  VI,  13 | indistinguishable, from its diminutive size and thin contexture. The
 92  VI,  15 |              normal pairing, about the size of a small sprat, and not
 93  VI,  17 |               young by reason of their size have a better chance of
 94  VI,  17 |             many in number as large in size. The young fish cluster
 95  VI,  17 |              growing to a considerable size in a few days; these fish
 96  VI,  18 |               animals in proportion to size. With kine and mares menstruation
 97  VI,  18 |                mothers grow in age and size. It is said that a sow,
 98  VI,  20 |            have been inferred from the size of her frame.) The bitch
 99  VI,  23 |             his own kind. In regard to size, looks, and vigour, the
100  VI,  28 |          castrated grow to the largest size and become fiercest: to
101  VI,  30 |          smallest in proportion to the size of the mother; that is to
102 VII,  1  |             private parts, altering in size and shape. (And by the way,
103 VII,  1  |                as a general rule their size depends on whether or not
104 VII,  2  |               for in proportion to his size man emits more seminal fluid
105 VII,  3  |             other animals are of great size. But the female embryo,
106 VII,  8  |            more and more to dwindle in size. And also as the embryo
107 VII,  10 |         copious in comparison with the size of the child; it is what
108 VIII,  3 |                hawks differ greatly in size from one another-and the
109 VIII,  3 |             The buzzard is of the same size as the kite, and is visible
110 VIII,  3 |               owl is of about the same size as the eleus, and both these
111 VIII,  3 |     finch-titmouse—for it is about the size of a finch; the second has
112 VIII,  3 |             appearance, but is less in size than either of them. Then
113 VIII,  3 |               anthus, a bird about the size of a finch; and the mountain-finch,
114 VIII,  3 |                and is of much the same size, but its neck is blue, and
115 VIII,  3 |             greenpie, a bird about the size of a turtle-dove, green-coloured
116 VIII,  3 |               largest, being about the size of the common thrush; all
117 VIII,  3 |            cormorant. This bird is the size of a stork, only that its
118 VIII,  6 |           rapidly in proportion to its size than any other animal; in
119 VIII,  7 |            Cattle grow all the more in size when they are kept from
120 VIII,  7 |               with a view to growth in size that in Epirus the so-called
121 VIII,  13|              fishes have attained some size, the parent fish swim out
122 VIII,  13|                Byzantium very small in size, as might have been expected
123 VIII,  19|                shape, and is about the size of the spider. So acute
124 VIII,  20|               weather they decrease in size and degenerate in quality;
125 VIII,  24|       grape-beetle, which is about the size of the sphondyle or knuckle-beetle.
126 VIII,  28|              torpid are all of immense size there. In the Euxine there
127 VIII,  28|                of pretty much the same size, as the crow and the goat.
128 VIII,  28|             they be nearly of the same size and have periods of gestation
129 VIII,  29|              as plentiful and of large size, the sting is fatal to man
130 VIII,  30|                fish may be told by the size and the hardness of its
131  IX,  1  |              superior to the others in size, and in the courage with
132  IX,  1  |          females, however, are less in size and much inferior in point
133  IX,  5  |             when they reach their full size the animal basks in the
134  IX,  7  |           adapting all to suit its own size. Both parents co-operate
135  IX,  7  |                their claws increase in size, and pigeon-fanciers cut
136  IX,  12 |               in colour, and about the size of the hawk called the "
137  IX,  14 |            sponge, though they vary in size; they are roofed over, and
138  IX,  16 |                a marsh; it is small in size, with a pleasant note. The
139  IX,  19 |            quite white, about the same size as the other, and with the
140  IX,  20 |             and resin; it is about the size of the jay. A second is
141  IX,  20 |           sharp pipe, and is about the size of the owsel. There is another
142  IX,  22 |          rising of Arcturus; it is the size of the turtle-dove. The
143  IX,  23 |                all over, and about the size of the birds last described;
144  IX,  23 |              the owsel; is of the same size as the above mentioned birds;
145  IX,  26 |               gardens. It is about the size of a barn-door hen; it has
146  IX,  26 |            speckled; it is of the same size as the owsel.~
147  IX,  29 |               cuckoo from its superior size snaps up the food brought
148  IX,  32 |               ranks second in point of size and strength; it lives in
149  IX,  39 |                the web: from its large size it cannot easily conceal
150  IX,  41 |           proportion to its own larger size. These wild live over into
151  IX,  42 |            accordingly attains a great size; in fact, from a particularly
152  IX,  45 |              it the monapos. It is the size of a bull, but stouter in
153  IX,  45 |           seems not big enough for the size of its body. It tosses up
154  IX,  50 |                take on any increase of size. If stags be mutilated,
155  IX,  50 |              horns remain unchanged in size, and the animal does not
156  IX,  50 |               of stimulating growth in size and fatness. The sow has