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 1 III,  1  |        These ducts in the rutting season get filled with the genital
 2 III,  1  |    plainly visible at the rutting season and in some instances become
 3 III,  1  |        become invisible after the season is passed, so also is it
 4 III,  1  |        birds; before the breeding season the organ is small in some
 5 III,  1  |         in others, but during the season the organ in all cases is
 6  IV,  9  |          the like end at the like season, as is observed in the case
 7  IV,  9  |          ones; but in the pairing season every species of bird becomes
 8   v,  5  |           or sperm at the rutting season, and discharge, in all cases,
 9   v,  5  |     witnessed; for at the rutting season the females follow the males
10   v,  5  |          further, at the spawning season the males go in pursuit
11   v,  8  |           followed as regards the season of the year and the age
12   v,  8  |           summer. And this is the season of spring, in which almost
13   v,  8  | frequently. Many animals time the season of intercourse with a view
14   v,  8  |         The halcyon breeds at the season of the winter solstice.
15   v,  8  |            Accordingly, when this season is marked with calm weather,
16   v,  8  |       interlude~Men call the Holy Season, when the deep~Cradles the
17   v,  8  |         in the Sicilian seas this season of calm is almost periodical.
18   v,  12 |          these seasons, but at no season is unfurnished with them;
19   v,  12 |        impregnated about the same season.~
20   v,  13 |            the produce of the hot season, the summer brood, is the
21   v,  14 |          above described; and the season for copulation in Arabia
22   v,  14 |       five years old, or six. The season for intercourse is spring.
23   v,  22 |            but only in the winter season; for in Pontus the ivy is
24   v,  33 |          take place in an uniform season. In some cases it takes
25   v,  33 |       according as the subsequent season may be favourable for the
26  VI,  1  |         lay eggs, but the pairing season and the times of parturition
27  VI,  4  |       more than twice in the same season. The hen-bird lays the second
28  VI,  7  |          note sounds early in the season. The cuckoo appears only
29  VI,  11 |                11~At the breeding season the sperm-ducts of the male
30  VI,  11 |       twice a month. The breeding season is in the month of Maemacterion.
31  VI,  12 |            and never at any other season; (and, singularly enough,
32  VI,  17 |           their young at the same season nor all in like manner,
33  VI,  17 |      localities have not the same season for pairing, for conception,
34  VI,  18 |          not at a single specific season, as for instance animals
35  VI,  18 |       with a white liquid at this season.~Female animals are subject
36  VI,  18 |         the young at a convenient season.~Domesticated swine carry
37  VI,  19 |       ramble. If at the appointed season the elders of the flock
38  VI,  29 |        their runs. In the rutting season, the flesh of the deer is
39 VIII,  2 |          on spawn in the spawning season; but in other respects the
40 VIII,  3 |     autumn, and is caught at that season; it is larger than the common
41 VIII,  10|        salted food as the lambing season draws near they will get
42 VIII,  12|         with the close of the hot season. Animals are in better trim
43 VIII,  12|          they arrive and when the season for migration comes round
44 VIII,  13|        Again, the tunny is out of season in summer, when it is being
45 VIII,  13|        has left it, it comes into season again. A number of fish
46 VIII,  13|          best before the spawning season. Shoal-fish, as a rule,
47 VIII,  13|           the Euxine, and at that season they are in the best condition.
48 VIII,  13|         concealment in the warmer season. But, by the way, animals
49 VIII,  13|        hiding at one and the same season; but the snails go in winter,
50 VIII,  15|      after the sleep. The fishing season for the tunny begins at
51 VIII,  15|         they are considered as in season, but in autumn and in winter
52 VIII,  27|          being, especially if the season be moist and warm, as in
53 VIII,  30|          and in others are out of season. The maenis, for instance,
54  IX,  2  |         swarm during the spawning season; others after they have
55  IX,  8  |        times, but at a particular season of the year, and with quails
56  IX,  41 |           caught at the change of season, mostly on elm-trees, while
57  IX,  44 |     appearance with the change of season. His colour in winter is
58  IX,  45 |           of the animal. When the season comes for parturition the
59  IX,  49B|         birds change according to season the colour of their plumage
60  IX,  49B|           and in Italy about this season it goes by a different name.
61  IX,  49B|          diversely in the pairing season. The cuckoo changes its