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  1   I,  5  |              such as are comparatively large or have their stings in
  2   I,  8  |                forehead. When men have large foreheads, they are slow
  3   I,  10 |                eyes.~Of eyes, some are large, some small, some medium-sized;
  4   I,  11 |               character. Some ears are large, some small, some medium-sized;
  5   I,  11 |            best disposition, while the large and outstanding ones indicate
  6   I,  15 |                the case of people with large hips, and in other cases
  7   I,  16 |               they lie nearer than the large ones to the brain; the smallest
  8   I,  17 |                chest.~The heart is not large, and in its general shape
  9   I,  17 |             the quadrupeds have one so large that foreigners when they
 10   I,  17 | proportionately to his size, tolerably large.~To the stalk of the bladder
 11  II,  1  |               on the head sufficiently large to suggest such an epithet.~
 12  II,  5  |                tusks are comparatively large and curved upwards; in the
 13  II,  8  |                 That is, they are like large hands, and the toes are
 14  II,  10 |               and with a tail, usually large, in exceptional cases small.
 15  II,  10 |            crocodiles have pigs’ eyes, large teeth and tusks, and strong
 16  II,  11 |            hollow recess, and are very large and round, and are enveloped
 17  II,  12 |            long-legged and web-footed, large in others. These latter
 18  II,  15 |                 These creatures are as large as the largest grubs; they
 19  II,  17 |              in the lesser; but in the large fishes the duct at the pointed
 20  II,  17 |              numerous folds or ridges, large and smooth. After all this
 21  II,  17 |               in some is comparatively large, as in the pig and bear,
 22  II,  17 |             and the crop consists of a large hollow skin, into which
 23 III,  2  |              and traced in the neck as large ones; and from each one
 24 III,  3  |                 a part consisting of a large undivided vessel. But there
 25 III,  4  |             veins coalesce in a single large vein, along the entire gut
 26 III,  16 |                animals whose veins are large the blood is somewhat black,
 27 III,  16 |            viscera and the stomach are large, and the flesh is somewhat
 28 III,  19 |               escape in an exceedingly large quantity they die. If the
 29 III,  21 |                supply of milk, and the large cows in Epirus yield each
 30 III,  21 |            quadrupeds in Epirus are of large size, and relatively, the
 31 III,  21 |              dogs are the largest. Now large animals require abundant
 32 III,  21 |                cattle are particularly large, and likewise the sheep
 33 III,  21 |          abundance, as for instance, a large feed of beans with the ewe,
 34  IV,  1  |             the small calamary and the large calamary have an exceptional
 35  IV,  1  |              in the others the body is large and the feet short; so short,
 36  IV,  1  |             mouth; and above these two large eyes, and betwixt the eyes
 37  IV,  1  |             after that a crop or craw, large and spherical, like that
 38  IV,  1  |          uneven on its surface, and of large size; the fluid substance
 39  IV,  2  |           belly-fins in the female are large and overlapping on the neck,
 40  IV,  2  |             are spur-like projections, large and sharp, which projections
 41  IV,  2  |         antennae in front of the eyes, large and rough, and other antennae
 42  IV,  2  |            constriction. Above the two large claws come two others, covered
 43  IV,  2  |             eyes, small and short, not large like the eyes of the crawfish.
 44  IV,  2  |               the crawfish; but on the large claws the outer portion
 45  IV,  2  |              been said, has two teeth, large and hollow, in which is
 46  IV,  4  |             horns, and these horns are large in the large species, but
 47  IV,  4  |           these horns are large in the large species, but exceedingly
 48  IV,  4  |            most plainly visible in the large scallops; and these are
 49  IV,  4  |               and the left-hand one is large, and it progresses chiefly
 50  IV,  4  |               The nerites has a smooth large round shell, and resembles
 51  IV,  5  |              found the so-called eggs, large and edible, in the larger
 52  IV,  5  |               size, but furnished with large hard spines; it lives in
 53  IV,  5  |           spine in this species is not large nor strong, but rather limp;
 54  IV,  6  |               and more edible, and the large hard ones, such as are found
 55   v,  2  |             male seal is exceptionally large.~
 56   v,  5  |               fishes where the tail is large, copulate only by rubbing
 57   v,  8  |               to be disproportionately large when compared to the size
 58   v,  15 |             purple murex; and some are large, as those found off Sigeum
 59   v,  15 |             that are found in bays are large and rough; in most of them
 60   v,  15 |             small in size; some of the large ones weigh upwards of a
 61   v,  16 |          cleaned. This species has the large open and visible pores,
 62   v,  18 |                eyes at first seem very large. To illustrate this by way
 63   v,  19 |       caterpillar.~From one particular large grub, which has as it were
 64   v,  19 |              in the snows of Media are large and white; and all such
 65   v,  21 |                below the waist half as large again, and they are called
 66   v,  22 |                to ruin if there be too large a number of kings in it;
 67   v,  30 |               to disappear; the other, large, the singing one that comes
 68   v,  30 |              Both in the small and the large species some are divided
 69   v,  30 |               latter have no song. The large and singing cicada is by
 70   v,  30 |            keeps out the sunlight.~The large and the small cicada copulate
 71   v,  31 |            breed lice. Pigs breed lice large and hard. In dogs are found
 72   v,  32 |                they come in especially large numbers if a spider be shut
 73  VI,  1  |              in the high breeds, lay a large quantity of eggs before
 74  VI,  9  |             not brood over and hatch a large number. They take every
 75  VI,  10 |             the liver, are found to be large and supplied with blood.~
 76  VI,  10 |        electric ray-and, by the way, a large electric ray has been seen
 77  VI,  13 |                membrane, and the eyes, large and spherical, are the first
 78  VI,  17 |               not so many in number as large in size. The young fish
 79  VI,  21 |               the autumn. When kine in large numbers receive the bull
 80  VI,  22 |               not ridden the teeth are large and detached, and in young
 81  VI,  24 |                the hinny is abnormally large.~The mule lives for a number
 82 VII,  3  |         revealed, as big as one of the large kind of ants; and all the
 83 VIII,  2 |           match for fishes even of the large species. The octopus for
 84 VIII,  2 |         consequently they often die in large numbers when men engaged
 85 VIII,  3 |                the other comparatively large and rather more ashen-coloured
 86 VIII,  3 |              shape, but it is quite as large as the eagle. Again, there
 87 VIII,  3 |             tree. Further there is the large goose, the little gregarious
 88 VIII,  5 |                hyaena" by others is as large as a wolf, with a mane like
 89 VIII,  9 |             fodder at one meal; but so large an amount is unwholesome.
 90 VIII,  10|          greater part of their food; a large amount of salt is mixed
 91 VIII,  13|             the sea, and moreover, the large fishes of this inland sea
 92 VIII,  13|               sea are smaller than the large fishes of the outer sea.
 93 VIII,  13|             point of fact, there is no large fish in the Euxine excepting
 94 VIII,  15|             caught when the spawn gets large, as the fish is then infested
 95 VIII,  17|               as for instance with the large "granny" crab. When these
 96 VIII,  19|                the rivers bring down a large supply of food. Besides,
 97 VIII,  19|     carnivorous fish find an unusually large number of smaller fish.
 98 VIII,  19|             species that fishes of the large species will pursue. The
 99 VIII,  19|                colour, are caught in a large haul of well-conditioned
100 VIII,  28|             testaceans are exceedingly large. In Syria the sheep have
101 VIII,  29|               well as plentiful and of large size, the sting is fatal
102  IX,  6  |          polecat or marten is about as large as the smaller breed of
103  IX,  7  |                small creatures than in large ones, as is exemplified
104  IX,  9  |              with its tongue, which is large and flat. It can run up
105  IX,  10 |              beside rivers swallow the large smooth mussel-shells: after
106  IX,  13 |             colour of its belly, is as large as a lark; it lays four
107  IX,  15 |         titmouse is said to lay a very large quantity of eggs: next to
108  IX,  21 |             than the chaffinch. It has large claws, and climbs on the
109  IX,  24 |                is the chough; it is as large as the crow, but has a red
110  IX,  32 |                 the percnopterus, very large, with white head, very short
111  IX,  32 |               osprey". This bird has a large thick neck, curved wings,
112  IX,  32 |             than the phene; is half as large again as the ordinary eagle,
113  IX,  33 |               there is found a bird as large as the great bustard. The
114  IX,  34 |               its food, it grabs it in large morsels. It is accordingly
115  IX,  37 |            strong teeth. Amongst other large fish, a lamia-shark, after
116  IX,  39 |               flea": the other kind is large, black in colour, with long
117  IX,  39 |             one weaves no web, and the large weaves a rude and poorly
118  IX,  39 |       downwards from the web: from its large size it cannot easily conceal
119  IX,  40 |            bees come inferior kings, a large quantity of drones, and
120  IX,  40 |            happens to settle near to a large one, it will shift to join
121  IX,  40 |                will shift to join this large one, and if the king whom
122  IX,  40 |            kill with their stings even large animals; in fact, a horse
123  IX,  41 |              autumn there are numerous large combs in which the leader,
124  IX,  41 |         develop high up in the nest as large grubs, in cells that occur
125  IX,  41 |          number; others build many and large ones. The so-called mothers
126  IX,  41 |        substance sticky and gumlike. A large number of mother-wasps are
127  IX,  42 |               dung; for they chase the large flies, and after catching
128  IX,  48 |              protection, followed by a large one. On one occasion a shoal
129  IX,  48 |          occasion a shoal of dolphins, large and small, was seen, and
130  IX,  48 |             can leap over the masts of large vessels. This speed is chiefly