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 1   I,  5 |         of the shark kind. Of the grubs, some are from the first
 2  II,  15|           as large as the largest grubs; they grow all together
 3   v,  1 |           lice is nits; in flies, grubs; in fleas, grubs egg-like
 4   v,  1 |           flies, grubs; in fleas, grubs egg-like in shape; and from
 5   v,  17|          and their eggs grow like grubs. This same phenomenon is
 6   v,  19| parturition.~All insects engender grubs, with the exception of a
 7   v,  19|        out of the grub, both such grubs as are derived from the
 8   v,  19|       other respects differs from grubs in general, there comes,
 9   v,  19|         or stag-beetle comes from grubs that live in dry wood: at
10   v,  19|           they fly away.~With all grubs and all animals that break
11   v,  19|      gives birth therein to small grubs, from which grubs come new
12   v,  19|           small grubs, from which grubs come new canthari. Certain
13   v,  19|        insects also come from the grubs that are found in pulse,
14   v,  19|        described.~Flies grow from grubs in the dung that farmers
15   v,  19|        fir-trees—for on all these grubs are engendered-and also
16   v,  19|         and it is also hairy. The grubs found in the snows of Media
17   v,  19|           and white; and all such grubs are little disposed to motion.
18   v,  19|         through the fire. And the grubs and these latter animals
19   v,  19|        come from caterpillars and grubs are held at first by filaments
20   v,  20|       over with mud and lay their grubs inside it, and from the
21   v,  20|           inside it, and from the grubs come the hunter-wasps. Some
22   v,  20|           and there deposit their grubs.~With insects, as a general
23   v,  20|         three or four weeks. With grubs and grub-like creatures
24   v,  22|           from the young come the grubs; and the grubs grow into
25   v,  22|           come the grubs; and the grubs grow into bees and drones.
26   v,  22|           honey but never contain grubs. But the honeycombs in these
27   v,  23|            and in others are mere grubs. As in the case of bees,
28   v,  23|       only in the cells where the grubs are found. As long as the
29   v,  23|         the way, the eggs and the grubs never rest at the bottom
30   v,  24|         lay their eggs, and white grubs are produced wrapped in
31   v,  25|        Ants copulate and engender grubs; and these grubs attach
32   v,  25|         engender grubs; and these grubs attach themselves to nothing
33   v,  26|       lays a number of egg shaped grubs, and broods over them. When
34   v,  27|           generate at first small grubs. And these grubs metamorphose
35   v,  27|      first small grubs. And these grubs metamorphose in their entirety,
36   v,  27|     spiders; for, by the way, the grubs are round-shaped at the
37   v,  27|         in three days the eggs or grubs take definite shape.~All
38   v,  27|   enveloped in the web. The young grubs are not all developed at
39   v,  28|          assume the shape of oval grubs that are enveloped by a
40   v,  28|          time of laying the eggs, grubs are engendered in the region
41   v,  32|        found, some resembling the grubs found in garments, and some
42   v,  32|         apex, as is the case with grubs in general; but the rest
43  VI,  13|     fishes are generated like the grubs of worms; for the opposite
44  VI,  13|     observed in the case of these grubs, in that their lower extremities
45  VI,  15|      so-called froth collects, as grubs swarm in manure; for which-reason
46  VI,  17|   terminates on the appearance of grubs within the belly; for small
47  VI,  17|           belly; for small living grubs get generated there and
48 VIII,  3|           swallow. Others feed on grubs, such as the chaffinch,
49 VIII,  3|           or for the most part on grubs, but the following and the
50 VIII,  3|         on thistles, but never on grubs or any living thing whatever;
51  IX,  40|      honey and those also for the grubs, are double-doored; for
52  IX,  40|           subsist, they and their grubs also, on the honey made
53  IX,  40|          over, they attend to the grubs. There is nothing to prevent
54  IX,  40|       There is nothing to prevent grubs, honey, and drones being
55  IX,  40|     contains either bees only, or grubs only, or drones only; if
56  IX,  40|       like those of the anthrene; grubs and everything else have
57  IX,  40|          the hive is deficient in grubs, and a swarm is not intended
58  IX,  40|          water when it is rearing grubs. No bee ever settles on
59  IX,  40|         winter solstice. When the grubs are grown, the bees put
60  IX,  40|           drought or blight, then grubs are all the fewer in the
61  IX,  41|          the mountains, engenders grubs not underground but on oak-trees,
62  IX,  41|           up in the nest as large grubs, in cells that occur in
63  IX,  41|           way as we have seen the grubs of the king-bees to be produced