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 1   I,  15 |                belong the "palm", and the five "fingers". The part of the
 2   I,  15 |                  part consists of "toes", five in number; the fleshy part
 3  II,  1  |                   they are furnished with five toes, and each of the toes
 4  II,  1  |                   are also furnished with five toes; in their flexions
 5  II,  8  |                 to the latter is about as five to three. Owing to this
 6  II,  13 |                   all their gills double, five on a side; and the sword-fish
 7  IV,  1  |                have been found as much as five ells long. Some sepiae attain
 8  IV,  2  |                spawn.~The crawfishes have five feet on either side, including
 9  IV,  2  |             hunch-backed, or prawns, have five feet on either side, which
10  IV,  2  | sharp-pointed-those towards the head; and five others on either side in
11  IV,  2  |                  crawfish has a tail, and five fins on it; and the round-backed
12  IV,  2  |                 is outwardly divided into five divisions, and sixthly comes
13  IV,  2  |                 end, and this portion has five flaps, or tail-fins; and
14  IV,  5  |              shell. The urchin has, also, five hollow teeth inside, and
15  IV,  5  |                 the stomach, divided into five parts, and filled with excretion,
16  IV,  5  |                   with excretion, all the five parts uniting at the anal
17  IV,  5  |              always an odd number, to wit five. Up above, the black formations
18  IV,  8  |              sense not here included), is five: sight, hearing, smell,
19  IV,  8  |                   have the use of all the five senses, except where some
20  IV,  8  |                  in possession of all the five senses.~All other animals
21  IV,  10 |                  on at the age of four or five years. Instances have been
22   v,  8  |           periodical. The bird lays about five eggs.~
23   v,  9  |             beginning of summer, and lays five or six eggs; from autumn
24   v,  14 |                  is sexually capable when five years old, or six. The season
25   v,  16 |                   are closed, but four or five are open and visible; and
26  VI,  14 |       river-fishes conceive at the age of five months as a general rule,
27  VI,  14 |                   the seasons come round, five or six times, and follows
28  VI,  19 |            she-goat carry their young for five months; consequently wherever
29  VI,  20 |                usually supplied with milk five days before parturition;
30  VI,  20 |                  at the most, but usually five or six; occasionally a bitch
31  VI,  21 |                 is in fullest vigour when five years old, which leads the
32  VI,  22 |                 full length and height at five years old, the stallion
33  VI,  22 |              interval extend over four or five years. It is, at all events,
34  VI,  30 |           sometimes two cubs, and at most five. Of all animals the newly
35  VI,  31 |                The Syrian lion bears cubs five times: five cubs at the
36  VI,  31 |               lion bears cubs five times: five cubs at the first litter,
37 VII,  4  |              number ever brought forth is five, and such an occurrence
38 VII,  4  |                 births; each time she had five, and most of them grew up.~
39 VIII,  2 |                   water they can live for five or six days; for a longer
40 VIII,  9 |                  seven medimni of fodder, five medimni of wheat, and five
41 VIII,  9 |                five medimni of wheat, and five mareis of wine-six cotylae
42 VIII,  10|                give the flocks salt every five days in summer, to the extent
43 VIII,  17|                  crawfish hides for about five months. Crabs also slough
44  IX,  13 |                   a lark; it lays four or five eggs, builds its nest out
45  IX,  14 |                   It lays generally about five eggs, and lays eggs all
46  IX,  31 |                    The raven lays four or five eggs. About the time when