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 1   I,  7  |         point. Instances have been known of a man’s skull devoid
 2   I,  16 |          and from use and wont are known familiarly to all; but this
 3   I,  17 |            solid than in any other known creature. The ducts that
 4  II,  1  |        with. But a few animals are known to be singled-horned and
 5  II,  4  |        both sexes. Cases have been known in women upwards. of eighty
 6  II,  4  |        coming; and cases have been known of the like phenomenon in
 7  II,  16 |   quadrupedal there is no instance known of an animal, whether fish
 8  II,  17 |      possess them. There have been known instances of quadrupeds
 9 III,  1  |          add, that a bull has been known to serve a cow immediately
10 III,  7  |            and instances have been known of a man’s skull being devoid
11 III,  9  |         whereas no other animal is known to shed its horns, the deer
12 III,  11 |            and instances have been known where the hair became grey
13 III,  12 |          no case has ever yet been known of a change of colour from
14 III,  12 |        dasypod, is the only animal known to have hair inside its
15 III,  15 |     instances of healing have been known to occur. After death, the
16 III,  15 |        Indeed, instances have been known of concretions in the bladder
17 III,  19 |          that it at times has been known to exude through the pores
18 III,  20 |           cases have been actually known where women advanced in
19 III,  20 |           breasts; cases have been known where on their being subjected
20  IV,  10 |         years. Instances have been known of full-grown men and women
21   v,  14 |            by the way, a horse has known to live to the age of seventy-five.
22   v,  14 |         half. An instance has been known of a she-ass bearing and
23   v,  14 |           year old. A cow has been known to calve when only a year
24   v,  14 |           the way, cases have been known where dogs and bitches have
25   v,  19 |            water, and are hereupon known as ascarids. After a few
26   v,  22 |         this statement we have the known fact that occasionally bee-keepers
27   v,  31 |         and, indeed, men have been known to succumb to this louse-disease,
28   v,  32 |           strange a creature as is known. Its head projects outside
29   v,  32 |    condition. But as yet it is not known into what winged condition
30  VI,  1  |        indeed, instances have been known where hens, after exhibiting
31  VI,  3  |           instance, a hen has been known to lay eighteen eggs, and
32  VI,  4  |     occasional instances have been known of their laying eleven times,
33  VI,  12 |           for many years; some are known to have lived for more than
34  VI,  22 |        never more. A mare has been known to cast two mules; but such
35  VI,  22 |         that some horses have been known to impregnate the mare while
36  VI,  23 | age-indicators.~A she-ass has been known to conceive when a year
37  VI,  24 |           mare, a "hinny" has been known to be produced. After the
38  VI,  24 |             A female mule has been known to be impregnated, but without
39  VI,  29 |       although instances have been known of her casting two. Out
40  VI,  31 |          the animal is, as is well known, a rare animal, and is not
41 VII,  3  |           that period that what is known as effluxion takes place.~
42 VII,  4  |           the way, a case has been known to occur where owing to
43 VII,  4  |      survived.~Some also have been known to conceive while about
44 VII,  5  |        women of that age have been known to bear children. But beyond
45 VII,  6  |         and men have been actually known to procreate children at
46 VII,  6  |       scars. Such things have been known to be handed down through
47 VII,  6  |          features.~There have been known cases of twins that had
48 VII,  10 |     experienced midwives have been known to squeeze back the blood
49 VII,  11 |      though the discharge has been known to occur during the period
50 VIII,  2 |       animal of the latter kind is known, the so-called cordylus
51 VIII,  2 |         body. There is no creature known to prey upon the spawn of
52 VIII,  2 |            wrasse, is the only one known to chew the cud like a quadruped.~
53 VIII,  9 |        maris. An elephant has been known to drink right off fourteen
54 VIII,  9 |            and instances have been known of their living to the age
55 VIII,  19|         number of fishes have been known to be caught out at sea
56 VIII,  20|            for catch-fish. It is a known fact that in winter fishes
57 VIII,  21|          hard to cure; it has been known to kill within three or
58 VIII,  21|         The pig is the only animal known to be subject to measles.~
59 VIII,  24|            human species. The drug known under the name of "sandarace"
60 VIII,  29|             and is the only remedy known for the bite of the original.
61 VIII,  29|            no specific whatever is known.~
62  IX,  7  |        long-lived; cases have been known where such birds were twenty-five
63  IX,  14 |        those in sponges. It is not known for certain of what material
64  IX,  28 |           their origin, nothing is known from ocular observation;
65  IX,  28 |         observation; the only fact known for certain is that they
66  IX,  37 |      filaments, and the torpedo is known to cause a numbness even
67  IX,  40 |          in fact, a horse has been known to have been stung to death
68  IX,  40 |          dead silence.~The hive is known to be in good condition
69  IX,  42 |           reproduction, nothing is known from actual observation.
70  IX,  48 |         male and female. It is not known for what reason they run
71  IX,  49B|        weather, this bird has been known to give its cooing note,