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 1   I,  5  |         with the cuttle-fish or sepia and the calamary; and, by
 2  IV,  1  |       of poulpe or octopus. The sepia, the small calamary and
 3  IV,  1  |         is long-shaped, and the sepia flat-shaped; and of the
 4  IV,  1  |       thick black juice; in the sepia or cuttle-fish this vessel
 5  IV,  1  |         in their bodies.~In the sepia, the teuthis, and the teuthus
 6  IV,  1  |        the creature’s head. The sepia has two sacs, and inside
 7  IV,  1  |     sexes is most marked in the sepia; for the back of the trunk,
 8   v,  6  |        such as the octopus, the sepia, and the calamary, have
 9   v,  12 |       the first to breed is the sepia. It spawns at all times
10   v,  17 |         formations, just as the sepia lays its eggs among twigs
11   v,  18 |     they moved. The eggs of the sepia look like big black myrtle-berries,
12   v,  18 |       come into being the young sepia is first distinctly formed
13   v,  18 |        this substance the young sepia grows by a head-attachment,
14   v,  18 |        except that as the young sepia grows the white substance
15   v,  18 |        in the case of the young sepia disappears. In the case
16   v,  18 |        In the case of the young sepia, as in the case of the young
17   v,  18 | sepidium, or body of the little sepia. (See diagram.)~The female
18   v,  18 |        See diagram.)~The female sepia goes pregnant in the spring-time,
19   v,  18 |    bodies; but the octopus, the sepia, and the like hatch their
20   v,  18 |  particularly applicable to the sepia; in fact, the nest of the
21   v,  18 |          the nest of the female sepia is often seen exposed to
22   v,  18 |         tentacles on guard.~The sepia lays her spawn near to land
23   v,  18 |    emits the spawn, as does the sepia, in the mass.~The calamary
24   v,  18 |     single egg comes one single sepia; and this is likewise true
25   v,  18 |      male is unprovided. In the sepia, apart from this distinction
26  VI,  13 |       case of the cuttlefish or sepia, after the female has deposited
27 VIII,  2 |   molluscs the calamary and the sepia are more than a match for
28 VIII,  30|      time, as the calamary, the sepia, and the octopus.~Fishes,
29  IX,  37 |   sexual union.~Of molluscs the sepia is the most cunning, and
30  IX,  37 |  pigment accumulates again. The sepia, as has been said, often
31  IX,  37 |       when alarmed. By some the sepia is said to perform the same
32  IX,  37 |  grown-up one. Neither does the sepia live into a second year.