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 1  II,  17 |          or abomasum), larger an longer than the echinus, furnished
 2  II,  17 |      long, and the oesophagus is longer still, and the windpipe
 3 III,  5  |        sinew, for it is there no longer hollow, and is stretched
 4 III,  11 |         into bristle until it no longer resembles hair but spine,
 5 III,  11 |          of section; but it gets longer by growing upward from below.
 6 III,  21 |          improves in quality the longer it is kept; and cow’s rennet,
 7  IV,  1  |         on to the sand it can no longer retain its hold.~There is
 8  IV,  1  |       sometimes as long, or even longer. The species teuthus is
 9  IV,  4  |     easily slip out of it. It is longer when found in the shell
10  IV,  5  |       eggs and all, and that are longer than the ordinary sea-urchin.
11  IV,  7  |         have the hinder legs the longer; and these long hind-legs
12  IV,  11 |        of the male is bigger and longer, and the head of the female
13   v,  5  |      process of copulation is of longer duration than in the ovipara.~
14   v,  12 |        the fact that its head is longer, and that the organ called
15  VI,  3  |         birds the interval being longer, with smaller birds shorter.
16  VI,  10 |         has the egg-substance no longer, the food inside is egg-like
17  VI,  17 |         time of gestation is not longer than thirty days, with others
18  VI,  22 |         in a private stable live longer than such as are reared
19  VI,  22 |       allow its approach for any longer on account of the pain it
20  VI,  22 |          it allows to suck for a longer period.~Horse and mule are
21  VI,  23 |     years, and the she-ass lives longer than the male.~When there
22 VII,  2  |        but where the duration is longer, the ailment is more troublesome.
23 VII,  3  |       are past, the discharge no longer takes its natural course
24 VII,  5  |         those in whom it goes on longer it lasts even to the fiftieth
25 VIII,  1 |       with their offspring for a longer period and on a more social
26 VIII,  2 |          five or six days; for a longer period if north winds prevail,
27 VIII,  5 |          the hair is stiffer and longer and extends over the entire
28 VIII,  9 | exceptional cases they live much longer, and instances have been
29 VIII,  19|          the north or south: the longer fish thrive better when
30 VIII,  30|          fish is round, the male longer and flatter; when the female
31  IX,  3  |         goats are said to lie no longer face to face, but back to
32  IX,  5  |          them. When they need no longer rub them against tree-trunks
33  IX,  7  |         that the females are the longer lived, on the grounds that
34  IX,  32 |        the eagle grows gradually longer and more crooked, and the
35  IX,  40 |          themselves; if he be no longer living, they are said to
36  IX,  41 |         on oak-trees, is larger, longer, and blacker than the other
37  IX,  41 |   so-called mother, engenders no longer working-wasps but mothers.
38  IX,  41 |         of the working-wasps) no longer fly out at this time, but
39  IX,  41 |      whether they can live for a longer time, has not been ascertained
40  IX,  43 |          nest is much bigger and longer than that of the wasp. So