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 1   I,  1  |      themselves from it at other times, as is the case with a species
 2   I,  1  |        are wild: some are at all times tame, as man and the mule;
 3   I,  1  |          mule; others are at all times savage, as the leopard and
 4   I,  12 |          by the way, is found at times in the male; but with the
 5   I,  17 |          of a gall-bladder is at times met with in the practice
 6  II,  17 |      only that the liver is four times the size of that of the
 7 III,  11 |        phenomenon is observed at times in priestesses in Caria,
 8 III,  11 |     sparse. Men and women are at times born constitutionally and
 9 III,  15 |          excretion, it passes at times dry excretion also, which
10 III,  19 |     without exception and at all times, as long as life lasts.
11 III,  19 |        liquid so thin that it at times has been known to exude
12  IV,  6  |        of the testaceans, but at times relaxes its hold. It has
13  IV,  7  |           some that they have at times seen in the sea animals
14  IV,  8  |         been surrounded. And, at times, when they want the fish
15  IV,  10 |      Cartilaginous fish sleep at times so soundly that they may
16  IV,  11 |          assert that eels are at times found with hair-like or
17   v,  9  |        places at three different times of the year. The scorpaena
18   v,  12 |          sepia. It spawns at all times of the day and its period
19   v,  14 |      when six months old; but at times the boar begins to be capable
20   v,  15 |          porphyrae are caught at times with these animalculae upon
21   v,  15 |       leisure. Fishermen in past times used not to lower creels
22   v,  17 |     these crawfish are caught at times less then a finger’s breadth,
23   v,  17 |      deep water; thus at various times seeking respectively for
24   v,  18 |     shore. The female octopus at times sits brooding over her eggs,
25   v,  18 |      over her eggs, and at other times squats in front of her hole,
26   v,  23 |        especially discernible in times of full moon. And, by the
27   v,  33 |     number of eggs, amounting at times to one hundred.~Lizards
28   v,  34 |   creature in three days; and at times the young viper eats its
29  VI,  1  |       the pairing season and the times of parturition are not alike
30  VI,  1  |          has been stated, at all times indiscriminately; the pigeon,
31  VI,  1  |         pigeon actually lays ten times a year. The great majority
32  VI,  4  |          hens lay as many as ten times in the year; occasional
33  VI,  4  |     known of their laying eleven times, and in Egypt they actually
34  VI,  4  |         they actually lay twelve times. The pigeon, male and female,
35  VI,  6  |        The so-called aegolius at times rears four. It is not true
36  VI,  9  |   obviously larger than at other times, and this is conspicuously
37  VI,  11 |        certain fishes at certain times these organs are imperceptible,
38  VI,  14 |       sperm; but they are at all times more or less provided, the
39  VI,  14 |          come round, five or six times, and follows in spawning
40  VI,  14 |         The chalcis spawns three times, and the other fishes once
41  VI,  14 |          to reeds or to moss. At times these fishes intertwine
42  VI,  16 |    ground; in fact, eels have at times been seen to emerge out
43  VI,  17 |        others it is at different times, in summer with some, and
44  VI,  18 |          for, though at ordinary times they herd together, at breeding
45  VI,  21 |       mount the same cow several times on one day, except, by the
46  VI,  21 |       mount the same cow several times in one day, and a good many
47  VI,  21 |        calf delivered before the times here specified is an abortion
48  VI,  23 |       intervals between breeding times. A mare will not take the
49  VI,  31 |      Syrian lion bears cubs five times: five cubs at the first
50 VII,  4  |         alone of all animals the times are diverse; for pregnancy
51 VIII,  4 |       for wine; consequently, at times men hunt for snakes by pouring
52 VIII,  15|          creatures that at other times are never seen at all or
53 VIII,  17|     hiding or torpidity, for the times at which, and the ways in
54 VIII,  17|       their old-age, and for the times at which they undergo the
55 VIII,  18|          others. Birds thrive in times of drought, both in their
56 VIII,  19|      haul up their nets at these times, and speak of the hauls
57 VIII,  19|       The fact is, that at these times fishes are particularly
58 VIII,  19|       this from the fact that at times fishes in poor condition,
59 VIII,  30|        the same condition at all times, whether with spawn or not,
60  IX,  1  |    enmity with other sets at all times and under all circumstances;
61  IX,  1  |          man and man, at special times and under incidental circumstances.
62  IX,  2  |        swarm together at certain times; for at times not only do
63  IX,  2  |         at certain times; for at times not only do fishes of the
64  IX,  8  |           this is so, not at all times, but at a particular season
65  IX,  23 |     these birds are found at all times. Further, there are the
66  IX,  32 |        always hungry, and at all times whining and screaming. There
67  IX,  32 | procuring food day by day, it at times may come back to the nest
68  IX,  37 |     duties that the fishermen at times, if the eggs be attached
69  IX,  40 |     ravenously, whereas at other times they are never observed
70  IX,  40 |       buzzing noise two or three times and thereby awakes the rest;
71  IX,  41 |       Wasps are more abundant in times of drought and in wild localities.
72  IX,  48 |          said that they do so at times, and for no obvious reason.~