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 1   I,  5  |   animals, the cetaceans, as the dolphin, and the so-called Selachia. (
 2   I,  5  | air-passage and no gills, as the dolphin and the whale: the dolphin
 3   I,  5  |       dolphin and the whale: the dolphin with the air-passage going
 4   I,  11 |       exception of the seal, the dolphin, and those others which
 5   I,  11 |        whereby it hears; but the dolphin can hear, but has no ears,
 6  II,  1  |        are internal, as with the dolphin. With those that have the
 7  II,  13 |        first oviparous. Thus the dolphin is directly viviparous,
 8  II,  15 |       furnished with a lung, the dolphin is unprovided with a gall-bladder.
 9 III,  1  |          as is the case with the dolphin amongst animals devoid of
10 III,  1  |       close to the belly, as the dolphin; some have them outside,
11 III,  7  |    sparks like flint-stones. The dolphin has bones, and not fish-spine.~
12 III,  20 |        and the cetaceans, as the dolphin, the porpoise, and the whale-for
13  IV,  8  |      shown in the capture of the dolphin; for when the hunters have
14  IV,  8  |       And yet, for all this, the dolphin has no organ of hearing
15  IV,  8  |     particularly manifest in the dolphin; for, as was stated, it
16  IV,  9  |       these other creatures.~The dolphin, when taken out of the water,
17  IV,  10 |       may be caught by hand. The dolphin and the whale, and all such
18  IV,  10 |          have actually heard the dolphin snoring.~Molluscs sleep
19   v,  5  |          It is the same with the dolphin and with all cetaceans;
20   v,  31 |         fish that attends on the dolphin, which is called the "dolphin'
21   v,  31 |    dolphin, which is called the "dolphin's louse". This fish gets
22   v,  31 |      abundance of food while the dolphin is out in pursuit of its
23  VI,  12 |                           12~The dolphin, the whale, and all the
24  VI,  12 |       viviparous quadrupeds.~The dolphin bears one at a time generally,
25  VI,  12 |       this respect resembles the dolphin, and, by the way, it is
26  VI,  12 |         is in form like a little dolphin, and is found in the Euxine;
27  VI,  12 |       differs, however, from the dolphin as being less in size and
28  VI,  12 |     porpoise is a variety of the dolphin.~All creatures that have
29  VI,  12 |         provided with lungs. The dolphin has been seen asleep with
30  VI,  12 |       when asleep he snores.~The dolphin and the porpoise are provided
31  VI,  12 |    inside them. The young of the dolphin grow rapidly, being full
32 VIII,  2 |          lives in water.~But the dolphin is equipped in the most
33 VIII,  2 |          way of all animals: the dolphin and other similar aquatic
34 VIII,  2 |       water. For the fact is the dolphin performs both these processes:
35 VIII,  2 |         carnivorous only, as the dolphin, the synodon, the gilt-head,
36 VIII,  2 |          but the selachians, the dolphin, and all the cetacea must
37 VIII,  2 |        speed and voracity of the dolphin is something marvellous.~
38 VIII,  13|         the Euxine excepting the dolphin and the porpoise, and the
39 VIII,  13|        and the porpoise, and the dolphin is a small variety; but
40 VIII,  19|       high out of the water as a dolphin; in fact, it sometimes leaps
41  IX,  48 |       stories are told about the dolphin, indicative of his gentle
42  IX,  48 |         story goes that, after a dolphin had been caught and wounded
43  IX,  48 |         underneath a little dead dolphin when it was sinking, and