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 1 III,  1  |              castrate them at a later period. And I may here add, that
 2   v,  8  |         intercourse at about the same period of the year, and that is
 3   v,  8  |              to say, with those whose period of gestation is also comparatively
 4   v,  11 |               the cephalus; and their period of gestation is thirty days.
 5   v,  12 |              times of the day and its period of gestation is fifteen
 6   v,  12 |              food during the hatching period.~The purple murex breeds
 7   v,  14 |       difference corresponding to her period of gestation. The boar is
 8   v,  14 |              than with the bitch. The period of gestation with the bitch
 9   v,  14 |        sixty-three at the utmost; the period is never under sixty days,
10   v,  14 |             the month of October. Its period of gestation is twelve months;
11   v,  14 |       intercourse with her again. The period of gestation with the female
12   v,  15 |             the dog-star, for at that period it does not feed, but conceals
13  VI,  2  |           pigeon in a somewhat lesser period. Pigeons have the faculty
14  VI,  3  |               up entirely. During the period above referred to the chick
15  VI,  6  |             thirty days.~The hatching period is about the same for the
16  VI,  8  |           broods throughout the whole period; the male bird supports
17  VI,  10 |           again and over a lengthened period. But such eggs as have come
18  VI,  11 |            the great vein. About this period the sperm-ducts of the male
19  VI,  11 |             superfoetation, and their period of gestation is six months
20  VI,  12 |              at ten years of age. Its period of gestation is ten months.
21  VI,  12 |       accompany it for a considerable period; and, in fact, the creature
22  VI,  17 |           like manner, neither is the period of gestation for all of
23  VI,  17 |            with others it is a lesser period; but with all it extends
24  VI,  17 |       divisible by seven. The longest period of gestation is that of
25  VI,  17 |             go with spawn at the same period and over the same length
26  VI,  17 |             suffer greatly during the period of gestation, and are in
27  VI,  17 |            abounding in seaweed, at a period later than the red mullet.
28  VI,  17 |              by fishermen during this period.~Of ordinary fishes the
29  VI,  18 |           instance, stallions at this period bite one another, throw
30  VI,  18 |             for an interval until the period of parturition arrives;
31  VI,  18 |             to supply the boar at the period of copulation with barley,
32  VI,  20 | simultaneously; it is not during this period that the bitch is disposed
33  VI,  20 |           months old; some at a later period, when eight months old,
34  VI,  22 |           allows to suck for a longer period.~Horse and mule are at their
35  VI,  22 |             of one year, and for that period to let her lie fallow. A
36  VI,  23 |               commerce is normal. The period for gestation in the case
37  VI,  26 |               animal lives for a long period, more than fifty years.
38  VI,  28 |          number of the litter and the period gestation is the same as
39  VI,  29 |      Boedromion and Maimacterion. The period of gestation lasts for eight
40  VI,  29 |                and the brevity of the period of gestation and the rapidity
41  VI,  29 |               to run: in fact at this period they can be overtaken by
42  VI,  35 |           sexes couple at one special period, and the female brings forth
43 VII,  3  |          place; for it is during that period that what is known as effluxion
44 VII,  3  |     differences of degree.~About this period the embryo begins to resolve
45 VII,  4  |               within the womb at that period nor does the womb open.
46 VII,  4  |         pregnancy and some at a later period when the embryo has had
47 VII,  4  |               conceived at an earlier period without being aware of it.~
48 VII,  4  |              and then when at a later period connexion and conception
49 VII,  11 |             known to occur during the period of suckling. For, speaking
50 VIII,  1 |          their offspring for a longer period and on a more social footing.~
51 VIII,  2 |              Pleiads, because at this period the water is troubled and
52 VIII,  2 |             or six days; for a longer period if north winds prevail,
53 VIII,  13|         assert that shoal-fish at the period of the winter solstice never
54 VIII,  13|             scallop at about the same period. But for the most part they
55 VIII,  14|              is that during a certain period bees never touch the food
56 VIII,  14|               in its stomach; and the period of its rest and hiding lasts
57 VIII,  15|         caught within a certain fixed period of the year, and never by
58 VIII,  15|              that during a particular period the fish is never caught,
59 VIII,  15|               it is caught after that period, it is covered with mud
60 VIII,  15|               hides over a lengthened period from the fact that it is
61 VIII,  15|           particular, the sea at this period being upturned from the
62 VIII,  16|    exceedingly plump, and during this period it moults, but retains its
63 VIII,  17|               other cause. About this period the male and the female
64 VIII,  17|            doubt but that during this period they eat nothing; for in
65 VIII,  17|             and gets very fat at that period; as does also the white
66 VIII,  17|             They all slough after the period of development; for just
67 VIII,  20|            after capture; during this period they feed off one another,
68 VIII,  20|            thrown to them during this period, it is said to be done not
69 VIII,  24|           have fought at any previous period. The horse delights in meadows
70 VIII,  30|          unfit for the table; at this period he is nicknamed the "goat".~
71 VIII,  30|              in bad condition at this period. A few fish are in much
72  IX,  13 |          growing old, but at an early period, as soon as the young are
73  IX,  50 |              degree and over a lesser period. Some, also, of the animals
74  IX,  49B|              visible only for a brief period. The erithacus (or redbreast)
75  IX,  49B|               by the fact that at the period when the change is in progress