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 1   I,  1  |             live in the open seas, some near the shore, some on rocks.~
 2   I,  16 |            enclose it: the stronger one near the bone of the skull; the
 3   I,  16 |            situated, in its upper part, near the mouth, below the aperture
 4   I,  17 |          connexion with the great vein (near which the mesentery lies);
 5  II,  1  |               however in the chest, but near it.~Moreover, also, animals
 6  II,  1  |                  either in the chest or near to it, and there are in
 7  II,  1  |               two breasts, but situated near the thighs, and teats, likewise
 8  II,  11 |                head and on the jaws and near to the root of the tail.
 9  II,  13 |                  and these two situated near to the gills. In like manner
10  II,  15 |                cases far off, in others near; as the fishing-frog, the
11  II,  15 |               the sparrow; some have it near at once to the liver and
12  II,  15 |            aegocephalus; others have it near at once to the liver and
13  II,  17 |                 named the Fig district, near Lake Bolbe, and elsewhere,
14  II,  17 | semi-partitioned. And connected with it near to the entry of the oesophagus
15 III,  1  |                outlet I mean the region near to the spine. These ducts
16 III,  1  |                 the ovipara underneath, near to the loin. Animals that
17 III,  1  |                 the eggs are, is placed near to the loin, but the part
18 III,  2  |                 the two veins terminate near to each of the two ears.
19 III,  2  |              size. When there is a pain near the surface of the body,
20 III,  19 |                less abundantly supplied near the exterior surfaces, so
21  IV,  1  |                largest of them all, and near the shore the size is larger
22  IV,  1  |                polypus lives very often near to the shore, and is apt
23  IV,  2  |             towards its mouth. The feet near the mouth are furnished
24  IV,  3  |                 The crab takes in water near by the mouth, using the
25  IV,  4  |                 clings with great force near the middle. In calm weather,
26  IV,  5  |                 the excretion is above, near to the back of the shell.
27  IV,  8  |                some people, from living near the sea and frequently witnessing
28  IV,  8  |                the weel or even to draw near; but if you bait the weel
29  IV,  8  |                 you present your finger near their open valves, close
30   v,  5  |              two passages, separate but near to one another. And these
31   v,  7  |              place in the early spring, near to the shore; and, in fact,
32   v,  10 |                  it spawns, by the way, near the shore, in weedy and
33   v,  17 |            spring these animals keep in near to land, in summer they
34   v,  18 |                The sepia lays her spawn near to land in the neighbourhood
35   v,  32 |                colour, and its feet are near the end or apex, as is the
36   v,  32 |                 planting wild fig-trees near domesticated ones.~
37  VI,  13 |                Euxine most fishes spawn near the mouth of the river Thermodon,
38  VI,  14 |              overflowing of rivers, and near to reedy places in marshes;
39  VI,  14 |              the so-called tilon spawns near to beaches in sheltered
40  VI,  15 |                from the small fry found near Cnidos but found under similar
41  VI,  15 |               of Athens, at Salamis and near the tomb of Themistocles
42  VI,  16 |               and in rivers and marshes near to the edge; for it is near
43  VI,  16 |             near to the edge; for it is near to the water’s edge that
44  VI,  18 |           either a man or a camel comes near him; as for a horse, a camel
45 VII,  8  |                quadrupeds when they are near their full time contain
46 VIII,  2 |             their young on dry land, or near the land, but they pass
47 VIII,  2 |                some the "chelon", keeps near in to the shore, the peraeas
48 VIII,  3 |            termed the cerylus, is found near the seaside. The crow also
49 VIII,  10|                the lambing season draws near they will get larger udders.
50 VIII,  12|                they migrate from places near at hand, in others they
51 VIII,  13|              cold and heat.~Fish living near to the shore are better
52 VIII,  13|              the black shore-weed grows near to shore; the other shore-weed
53 VIII,  13|           Besides, the parts of the sea near to shore are subjected to
54 VIII,  13|              following fishes are found near into the shore-the synodon,
55 VIII,  19|              the sand in shallow waters near to shore, or will, because
56 VIII,  20|         Dog-star, owing to its swimming near the surface of the water,
57 VIII,  20|                 it be placed on a shore near to where a river discharges,
58  IX,  8  |             that offers; if the male be near at hand, then to keep the
59  IX,  12 |            birds without exception live near the sea or rivers or pools,
60  IX,  12 |          however, with cloven toes live near pools or marshes, as, for
61  IX,  12 |                  The catarrhactes lives near the sea; when it makes a
62  IX,  12 |                are web-footed, and live near pools and marshes; they
63  IX,  32 |            broad tailfeathers; it lives near the sea, grasps its prey
64  IX,  34 |               rears the other. It lives near the sea, and feeds, as has
65  IX,  40 |                drones’ cells they build near by, and these latter are
66  IX,  40 |                 swarm happens to settle near to a large one, it will
67  IX,  40 |             steady them. If a stream be near at hand, they drink from
68  IX,  40 |              load; if there be no water near at hand, they disgorge their