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  1   I,  1  |            such as these, some are called not parts merely, but limbs
  2   I,  1  |           power, and are therefore called Apodes. This little bird
  3   I,  2  |        whereby food is taken in is called the mouth, and the organ
  4   I,  6  |          hard-shell kind, which is called oyster; another of the soft-shell
  5   I,  6  |           and the animals that are called Hemioni in Syria,-from their
  6   I,  7  |         the privy parts), which is called the thorax, two arms and
  7   I,  7  |            hair-covered portion is called the "skull". The front portion
  8   I,  7  |           where the hair parts, is called the crown or vertex. In
  9   I,  8  |            lies under the skull is called the "face": but in the case
 10   I,  9  |            the part surrounding it called the "black"; the part outside
 11   I,  10 |         all creatures; but what is called the black differs in various
 12   I,  11 |         unnamed, the other part is called the "lobe"; and it is entirely
 13   I,  11 |            splits into two bits is called the "tonsils"; that part
 14   I,  11 |         relaxed and inflamed it is called "uvula" or "bunch of grapes",
 15   I,  13 |          not alter in size, and is called the glans; and round about
 16   I,  13 |            latter and the glans is called the frenum. The remaining
 17  II,  1  |           amble; and the action so called is when the animal never
 18  II,  1  |            withers, and the animal called pardion, in either case
 19  II,  1  |            for the part of the leg called gastroenemia or is fleshy.~
 20  II,  1  |            part, inside; the sides called Coa turned towards one another,
 21  II,  1  |     towards one another, the sides called Chia outside, and the keraiae
 22  II,  1  |         that the Indian wild beast called the "martichoras" has a
 23  II,  4  |          to come in man are molars called "wisdom-teeth", which come
 24  II,  8  |         even the toes have what is called a "palm":-for these reasons
 25  II,  13 |          is the case with the fish called Ribbon-fish. Some of the
 26  II,  15 |             Of deer those that are called Achainae appear to have
 27  II,  15 |         their tail, but what is so called does resemble gall in colour,
 28  II,  17 |           after this comes what is called the "enystrum" (or abomasum),
 29 III,  1  |          lies, sheathwise, what is called the "penis".~All these descriptive
 30 III,  3  |         they first branch off, are called the "jugular" veins; and,
 31 III,  5  |       sinew, a double one, is that called "the tendon", and others
 32 III,  11 |             In the eruptive malady called the white-sickness all the
 33 III,  20 |         composed of a watery serum called "whey", and a consistent
 34 III,  20 |         and a consistent substance called curd (or cheese); and the
 35  IV,  1  |        middle of the feet that are called arms or feelers. There is
 36  IV,  1  |     viscera, but they have what is called a mytis, and on it a vessel
 37  IV,  1  |          the body; those parts are called in one the sepium, and in
 38  IV,  1  |          There are two others, one called the heledone, which differs
 39  IV,  4  |           case of the wild limpet (called by some the "sea-ear"),
 40  IV,  8  |        there is a small river-fish called the cottus or bullhead;
 41  IV,  9  |          squeaks, which is what is called their "voice", as the lyra
 42  IV,  9  |        water, which is technically called "flying", makes a whizzing
 43   v,  9  |         beneath the belly which is called aphareus.~
 44   v,  12 |         longer, and that the organ called by the fishermen its penis,
 45   v,  19 |      changes its shape, and is now called a chrysalis. The outer shell
 46   v,  19 |           which circumstance it is called the ephemeron.~As a rule,
 47   v,  21 |          large again, and they are called by some the "mothers", from
 48   v,  31 |       exception, generate what are called "nits", and these nits generate
 49   v,  31 |            also a species of louse called the "wild louse", and this
 50   v,  31 |           on the dolphin, which is called the "dolphin's louse". This
 51  VI,  1  |     sheltered places; but the bird called merops in Boeotia, alone
 52  VI,  1  |          or on cliffs. The tetrix, called ourax in Athens, builds
 53  VI,  2  |         addled. Wind-eggs that are called by some cynosura and uria
 54  VI,  2  |           in summer. Wind-eggs are called by some zephyr-eggs, because
 55  VI,  10 |         With the dog-fish which is called by some the "dappled shark",
 56  VI,  11 |       another; for there is a fish called the rhinobatus, with the
 57  VI,  13 |            is "purged" a substance called phycus is carried into the
 58  VI,  15 |           of Athens, comes what is called the encrasicholus, or anchovy.
 59  VI,  18 |           desire, or are, as it is called, a-boaring, will attack
 60  VI,  18 |          after intercourse what is called the sow-virus. This incident
 61  VI,  18 |         gets injured or dwarfed is called an afterpig or scut: such
 62  VI,  19 |            bell-wether. When he is called on by name by the shepherd,
 63  VI,  22 |           the sexual service he is called on to render; and horses
 64  VI,  22 |          and bites off the growth, called the "hippomanes", that is
 65  VI,  29 |          creature.~In the mountain called Elaphoeis or Deer Mountain,
 66 VII,  1  |         and out of tune; and it is called, by way of by-word, the
 67 VII,  3  |      distinction of parts.~What is called effluxion is a destruction
 68 VII,  11 |      indurated parts of the breast called strangalides, or "knots",
 69 VII,  11 |           breast, which ailment is called "trichia"; and the pain
 70 VIII,  2 |           the other, and hence are called terrestrial or aquatic though
 71 VIII,  2 |        Again, other animals are so called from their finding their
 72 VIII,  2 |            and sand. The cephalus, called by some the "chelon", keeps
 73 VIII,  3 |            and from its habitat is called the hill-titmouse; the third
 74 VIII,  3 | Peloponnese. There is another bird called the "grub-picker" (or tree-creeper),
 75 VIII,  5 |            with a pack.~The animal called "glanus" by some and "hyaena"
 76 VIII,  11|           these latter some may be called omnivorous, inasmuch as
 77 VIII,  12|            its ears; by some it is called the night-raven. It is a
 78 VIII,  15|           of the species of wrasse called the thrush and the owzel,
 79 VIII,  17|            some slough off what is called their "old-age". This name
 80 VIII,  20|      shallow waters by the serpent called the dragon. In the balerus
 81 VIII,  21|          diseases, one of which is called branchos, a disease attended
 82 VIII,  21|      feeding on this kind of spelt called tiphe; and this spelt, by
 83 VIII,  24|         They are liable to disease called "eileus". Under this disease
 84 VIII,  24|      painful illness afflicts them called the "barley-surfeit". The
 85 VIII,  24|            There is also a disease called nymphia, in which the animal
 86 VIII,  24|         venders of charms. What is called the "polium" or foal’s membrane,
 87 VIII,  27|         ruins the honeycomb: it is called the "cleros". It engenders
 88 VIII,  27|        insect resembling the moth, called by some the "pyraustes",
 89 VIII,  30|            the "goat".~The wrasses called the owzel and the thrush,
 90 VIII,  30|      sheat-fish. The eels that are called females are the best for
 91  IX,  6  |           when it sees the serpent called the asp, does not attack
 92  IX,  6  |         not attack it until it has called in other ichneumons to help;
 93  IX,  12 |         about the size of the hawk called the "dove-killer"; it is
 94  IX,  12 |       those of heavenly birth,~But called Cymindis by the sons of
 95  IX,  13 |           feet.~The greenfinch, so called from the colour of its belly,
 96  IX,  13 |          its nest out of the plant called comfrey, pulling it up by
 97  IX,  17 |          an unlucky bird. The bird called sitta is quarrelsome, but
 98  IX,  18 |           herons. The bird that is called the poynx has this peculiarity,
 99  IX,  20 |           There is another species called the Illas; it is the smallest
100  IX,  21 |          bird that lives on rocks, called the blue-bird from its colour.
101  IX,  24 |            beak. There is another, called the "wolf"; and further
102  IX,  24 |           there is the little daw, called the "railer". There is another
103  IX,  32 |      several species. One of them, called "the white-tailed eagle",
104  IX,  32 |           There is another species called the "plangus"; it ranks
105  IX,  32 |    mountains or in forests, and is called "the black-eagle" or "the
106  IX,  32 |          There is another species, called the "sea-eagle" or "osprey".
107  IX,  32 |           There is another species called the "true-bred"; people
108  IX,  36 |         the broaded-winged hawk is called the half-buzzard; others
109  IX,  36 |          in the district sometimes called that of Cedripolis, men
110  IX,  40 |            largest of all, that is called the humble-bee. Now ants
111  IX,  40 |         also another food which is called bee-bread; this is scarcer
112  IX,  40 |           for this reason they are called "sting-drones", not that
113  IX,  40 |            another kind is what is called the robber-bee, black and
114  IX,  40 |         hardness, which by some is called sandarace, or bee-bread.
115  IX,  41 |       consists of leaders, who are called mothers, and the other of
116  IX,  41 |         these latter, by some, are called males, and the stingless,
117  IX,  50 |          from the habit is by some called "the Ruminant", (as well
118  IX,  49B|         rise of this star the bird called by some oenanthe disappears,