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 1   I,  8  |         move; when they have small ones, they are fickle; when they
 2   I,  8  |       fickle; when they have broad ones, they are apt to be distraught;
 3   I,  11 |          the large and outstanding ones indicate a tendency to irrelevant
 4   I,  15 |          do not resemble the front ones, neither do the lower ones
 5   I,  15 |         ones, neither do the lower ones the upper: only that these
 6   I,  16 |           nostril. The two largest ones, then, run side by side
 7   I,  16 |         not meet; the medium-sized ones meet-and this is particularly
 8   I,  16 |          lie nearer than the large ones to the brain; the smallest
 9   I,  16 |   perceptible enough in the larger ones. Such are the properties
10   I,  17 |       cavities, even the two small ones, are connected by passages
11  II,  1  |        much bigger than its hinder ones; it is five-toed, and has
12  II,  1  |         bend forwards and the hind ones backwards, and the concavities
13  II,  1  |          between the sharp-pointed ones in the other. No animal
14  II,  1  |        usually sharp, and the back ones blunt. The seal is saw-toothed
15  II,  2  |         take the place of the shed ones. We shall be justified in
16  II,  3  |       teeth and the broad or blunt ones, partaking of the form of
17  II,  8  |          set, especially the under ones; in fact they are very insignificant
18  II,  10 |            testicles, but internal ones only; neither are they hair
19  II,  13 |           have four, and the lanky ones two, as, for instance, the
20  II,  13 |        among selachians, the broad ones have the gills down below
21  II,  13 |           the ray, while the lanky ones have the organ placed sideways,
22  II,  16 |      composed of a number of small ones. (The bison also resembles
23  II,  17 |           fish are pursuing little ones, the stomach tumbles forward
24  II,  17 |            animals and the smaller ones. In all these animals diversities
25 III,  2  |           side; the most important ones, two in number, to the heart
26 III,  2  |        traced in the neck as large ones; and from each one of the
27 III,  3  |          greater along the greater ones, lesser along the less,
28 III,  7  |         the skeleton of the larger ones is more or less osseous;
29 III,  7  |            osseous; of the smaller ones, more or less spinous. But
30 III,  10 |            places and soft in cold ones. Again, straight hair is
31 III,  11 |           hairs shed off and black ones replaced them on their recovery. (
32 III,  20 |        marrow, but only the hollow ones, and not all of these. For
33 III,  21 |           healthier milk than fair ones. Milk that is richest in
34  IV,  2  |       either side, then three thin ones close behind on either side,
35  IV,  4  |  exceedingly minute in the smaller ones. The head protrudes from
36  IV,  4  |          formations, and the white ones, only that the formations
37  IV,  4  |        species, while in the small ones they are in some cases almost,
38  IV,  6  |         edible, and the large hard ones, such as are found in the
39  IV,  8  |             but on fresh and sweet ones; and the conops or gnat
40  IV,  9  |           chirping than the larger ones; but in the pairing season
41   v,  8  |            the solstice, northerly ones having been the accompaniment
42   v,  10 |          case, as in other similar ones, the one is the male, and
43   v,  14 |            no regard for the young ones. And, as has been stated,
44   v,  14 |      poorer than that of the older ones.~The boar is good for breeding
45   v,  15 |            size; some of the large ones weigh upwards of a mina
46   v,  15 |            dealing with the larger ones they first strip off the
47   v,  16 |        than the more openly porous ones because their attachment
48   v,  16 |     sponges are the loose-textured ones, and these are peculiarly
49   v,  17 |        lobsters are found in muddy ones; and this accounts for the
50   v,  18 |             But if, when the young ones are fully formed, you sever
51   v,  26 |          put to death by the young ones; for very often the young
52   v,  26 |           for very often the young ones are about eleven in number.~
53   v,  30 |         waist, to wit, the singing ones, and some are undivided;
54   v,  32 |        fig-trees near domesticated ones.~
55  VI,  1  |         prolific than the inferior ones. The Adrian hens are small-sized,
56  VI,  6  |        been observed. As the young ones grow, the mother becomes
57  VI,  6  |     occasionally rears three young ones. The so-called aegolius
58  VI,  12 | forthcoming. It conducts its young ones, when they are about twelve
59  VI,  18 |         elephants amongst the wild ones, and punish and break them
60  VI,  19 |          the flock; if the younger ones, that the flock is going
61  VI,  33 |          give birth to their young ones all together at one time,
62  VI,  34 |       she-bear; in fact, her young ones are even more inarticulately
63 VII,  8  |            two; in the very little ones, such as fowls, one vessel
64 VII,  10 |            and sometimes the lower ones. And the warmer the nurses’
65 VIII,  2 |           especially do the larger ones devour the smaller. The
66 VIII,  2 |           fishes catch the smaller ones in their mouths whilst swimming
67 VIII,  3 |          pigeons bring their young ones with them when they visit
68 VIII,  7 |          or bean-stalks. The older ones also will fatten if they
69 VIII,  10|        hoar-frost while the weakly ones are quite free of it; the
70 VIII,  10|         fact being that the weakly ones feeling oppressed with the
71 VIII,  12|          and their winter in sunny ones, so also all animals that
72 VIII,  19|          for it is only the larger ones of the small species that
73  IX,  1  |         out of the nest, the young ones tumble out in fright, and
74  IX,  1  |            brutes to beat the wild ones until they tire the latter
75  IX,  2  |          fishes prey on the little ones. So much on the subject
76  IX,  7  |            creatures than in large ones, as is exemplified in the
77  IX,  7  |       about to expel the the young ones from the nest he cohabits
78  IX,  7  |     habitations in summer and cold ones in winter.~
79  IX,  27 |           and the black. The white ones are found over Egypt, excepting
80  IX,  27 |   excepting in Pelusium; the black ones are found in Pelusium, and
81  IX,  29 |           actually kills the other ones whilst it is being reared
82  IX,  32 |      species, and none of the good ones; for it lets itself be chased
83  IX,  34 |           from the nest; the young ones scream at this treatment,
84  IX,  40 |           industrious than the big ones; their wings are battered;
85  IX,  41 |        others build many and large ones. The so-called mothers are
86  IX,  44 |      habitat with them. The little ones are the best. Some say that