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 1   I,  1  |        Some creatures get their living in the water and cannot
 2   I,  1  |      manifest in their modes of living and in their actions. Some
 3   I,  5  |  perfected, with some animals a living creature is brought forth,
 4   I,  5  |       sea are larger than those living on dry land or in fresh
 5   I,  11 |        food, and it is the only living creature that does so.~Furthermore,
 6  II,  15 |       are found to have maggots living inside the head, and the
 7 III,  2  |         lodged in the veins. In living animals it is impossible
 8 III,  2  |    narrowly inspected bodies of living men reduced to extreme attenuation
 9 III,  19 |     thick nor very thin. In the living animal it is always liquid
10 III,  19 |  permeates the entire frames of living animals, without exception
11  IV,  4  |         itself into a shell and living there it resembles the testaceans,
12  IV,  7  |       their small size continue living after severance. In conjunction
13  IV,  8  |        indeed some people, from living near the sea and frequently
14  IV,  8  |   phenomena, affirm that of all living creatures the fish is the
15  IV,  8  |        are more apt to be found living at the bottom of the sea.~
16   v,  1  |         these eggs develop into living animals; only that in certain
17   v,  15 |       their congeners have been living previously. At the commencement
18   v,  16 |        is characteristic of all living creatures that get their
19   v,  19 |    insects are not derived from living parentage, but are generated
20   v,  19 |        excrement yet within the living animal, like the helminthes
21   v,  19 |  derived from the copulation of living animals and such as are
22   v,  19 |       vinegar.~And, by the way, living animals are found in substances
23   v,  31 |      that live on the juices of living flesh, such as lice and
24   v,  31 |  generated from the moisture of living animals, as it dries up
25  VI,  15 |     propagating its kind; after living for a while it dies away
26  VI,  17 |     within the belly; for small living grubs get generated there
27  VI,  24 |        on record cases of mules living to the age of eighty, as
28 VII,  4  |        when born are capable of living even if they be born subject
29 VIII,  1 |       habits and their modes of living vary according to their
30 VIII,  2 |        only animals to which as living in and on two elements the
31 VIII,  2 |     upon dry land and get their living there. At present only one
32 VIII,  3 |       but never on grubs or any living thing whatever; they live
33 VIII,  5 |      the only one that gets its living on the sea. To the former
34 VIII,  6 |        If a pig be weighed when living, you may calculate that
35 VIII,  9 |        have been known of their living to the age of a hundred.
36 VIII,  13| extremes of cold and heat.~Fish living near to the shore are better
37  IX,  1  |         for they all subsist on living creatures. Soothsayers take
38  IX,  1  |    between birds that get their living from the sea, as between
39  IX,  14 |     bird lives on fish. Besides living on the shore, it ascends
40  IX,  15 | learning, is clever at making a living, but is awkward in flight
41  IX,  16 |      The reed-warbler makes its living as easily as any other bird,
42  IX,  16 |      beautiful plumage, makes a living cleverly, and is graceful
43  IX,  17 | quarrelsome, clever at making a living, but in other ways an unlucky
44  IX,  17 |      clever and tidy, makes its living with ease, and for its knowingness
45  IX,  17 |        on caterpillars, makes a living with ease, and has a loud
46  IX,  37 |         the creatures get their living by this means is obvious
47  IX,  38 |         one may also say of all living creatures, the most industrious
48  IX,  40 |  themselves; if he be no longer living, they are said to be reared