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 1   I,  1  |             ruler, whereas ants and numerous other creatures are every
 2   I,  16 |             streaked all round with numerous minute veins; it is situated,
 3  II,  11 |         nigh over its entire frame, numerous and strong, and surpassing
 4  II,  17 |      echinus, furnished inside with numerous folds or ridges, large and
 5  II,  17 |      saw-toothed. Their ribs are as numerous as the days of the month;
 6  II,  17 |          the stomach, and sometimes numerous, as in the goby, the galeos,
 7 III,  1  |            in the male they present numerous diversities.~In the blooded
 8 III,  1  |             in the case of the most numerous and largest animals a tube
 9 III,  4  |             with the aorta by veins numerous and closely packed.~Furthermore,
10  IV,  1  |          and this genus comprehends numerous and dissimilar species.
11  IV,  1  |            species teuthus is not a numerous one; the teuthus differs
12  IV,  2  |             of the mouth, hairy and numerous. These organs the animal
13  IV,  2  |            in the crawfish are very numerous.~The following properties
14  IV,  5  |         mouth are more than usually numerous, and communicate with the
15  IV,  10 |       depths of the sea, and are so numerous that they devour any bait
16   v,  15 |   diminutive in size; they are most numerous in the trough shaped mussel.
17   v,  16 |             attachment are the more numerous. On the top most of the
18   v,  18 |            of the hole. They are so numerous that, if they be removed
19   v,  21 |       abundant, the swarms are most numerous. Others declare that they
20   v,  29 |             locusts are exceedingly numerous, from the absence of any
21   v,  30 |           ground. And they are most numerous in rainy weather. The grub,
22   v,  31 |      locality, and are particularly numerous on the body of the red mullet.
23  VI,  18 |           the litter be exceedingly numerous they cannot rear all the
24  VI,  37 |            the breed is exceedingly numerous. There are many other breeds
25 VIII,  2 |          the species is exceedingly numerous; when, however, the is full-grown
26 VIII,  15|              after very heavy rains numerous specimens become visible
27 VIII,  21| comparatively sweet, but if they be numerous it gets watery and flaccid.
28 VIII,  24|          horses are subject to very numerous forms of disease. They are
29 VIII,  28|         crew. Again, lions are more numerous in Libya, and in that district
30  IX,  17 |       regarded as uncanny; it has a numerous brood, of which it is fond,
31  IX,  40 |          when the brood of young is numerous, and cells for the drones
32  IX,  40 |         when their kings become too numerous and try each to carry away
33  IX,  40 |        still one should leave cells numerous in proportion to the population,
34  IX,  41 |           close of autumn there are numerous large combs in which the
35  IX,  41 |       previous year wasps have been numerous and the weather rainy; they