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 1   I,  1  |       apus is to be seen at all seasons, but the drepanis only after
 2 III,  12 |      their plumage at different seasons of the year, so much so
 3 III,  21 |     grounds to suit the diverse seasons of the year. The cattle
 4   v,  5  |  quadrupeds. For at the rutting seasons both the males and the females
 5   v,  8  |         pairs and breeds at all seasons, as is the case also with
 6   v,  10 |        Pleiads: and, of the two seasons, it is in better condition
 7   v,  10 |        Some fishes breed at all seasons, as the muraena. This animal
 8   v,  10 |       the muraena breeds at all seasons, but the hippurus only in
 9   v,  11 |       impregnation in the other seasons does not follow the same
10   v,  11 |     conception in these variant seasons is not so prolific. And,
11   v,  12 |         most abundance in these seasons, but at no season is unfurnished
12   v,  13 |      and the hen breeds, at all seasons alike: excepting by the
13   v,  13 |  Pigeons breed and hatch at all seasons, if they are furnished with
14   v,  14 |          but with regard to the seasons of the year, the litter
15   v,  15 |       or trumpet-shell; and the seasons are the same in which the
16   v,  17 |     gristly formations at these seasons increase in size and become
17   v,  29 |         unusually heavy; but in seasons of drought the locusts are
18  VI,  4  |      has been said, lays at all seasons; the ring-dove and the turtle-dove
19  VI,  12 |  species it brings forth at all seasons of the year, but especially
20  VI,  14 |          The-carp spawns as the seasons come round, five or six
21  VI,  21 |     five-year-old", or "of nine seasons", which epithets are alike
22  VI,  22 |         horse will breed at all seasons and during its whole life;
23  VI,  22 |       thus ready to pair at all seasons unless it be held in check
24  VI,  31 | copulate nor bring forth at all seasons indiscriminately, but once
25  VI,  33 |      They breed and bear at all seasons, superfoetate during pregnancy,
26 VIII,  1 |         own species at definite seasons; other animals busy themselves
27 VIII,  3 |     kite, and is visible at all seasons of the year. There is also
28 VIII,  3 |       pigeon are visible at all seasons; the turtledove only in
29 VIII,  12|       and the variations of the seasons. For all animals have an
30 VIII,  12|        their habitat at various seasons.~Some creatures can make
31 VIII,  18|      not all thrive at the same seasons, nor do they thrive alike
32 VIII,  18|    healthy or sickly at certain seasons; and, in point of fact,
33 VIII,  18|  weather; on the contrary rainy seasons are bad for birds-and so
34 VIII,  19|    stated, thrive best in rainy seasons. Not only have they food
35 VIII,  19|         be caught out at sea in seasons of severe cold. The gilthead
36 VIII,  20|         and, by the way, at all seasons fresh water is tolerably
37 VIII,  27|      covered with mildew, or in seasons of drought.~All insects,
38 VIII,  30|  different colours at different seasons, as is the case with the
39  IX,  11 |        prey as they do at other seasons.~Of the vulture, it is said
40  IX,  23 |         also are visible at all seasons, never shift their place
41  IX,  28 |       and one is visible at all seasons, and for that reason has
42  IX,  40 |      off to work. There are two seasons for making honey, spring
43  IX,  50 |     certain ages and at certain seasons, but in consequence of being