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 1   I,  6 |    that have been previously mentioned, depending upon diversity
 2  II,  1 |      as in the cases already mentioned, and of these some have
 3  II,  12|     parts resemble the above mentioned animals; that is to say,
 4  II,  17|    or other of those already mentioned; that is, the stomach in
 5  II,  17|      groups of animals above mentioned (those with unsymmetrical
 6 III,  2 | quite as big as the one just mentioned. After this they pass on
 7 III,  3 |     branch off from the last mentioned vein some envelop the head,
 8  IV,  1 |     the other molluscs above mentioned: the body of the octopus
 9  IV,  4 | property common to the above mentioned, and, in fact, to all testaceans,
10  IV,  8 |   animals of the kinds above mentioned have a perception of colour
11  IV,  8 |       that the animals above mentioned are in possession of all
12  IV,  9 |     not resemble those above mentioned. For this creature has a
13   v,  1 |   inside other plants, as is mentioned, by the way, in my treatise
14   v,  2 |    like the other quadrupeds mentioned above, and they pass the
15   v,  5 |  copulating in the way above mentioned; for, by the way, in viviparous
16   v,  9 |    fish (alone amongst those mentioned) breeds twice a year, and
17   v,  15|   the other testaceans above mentioned on sandy bottoms; and in
18   v,  15|  then, grow in the way above mentioned; and some of them grow in
19   v,  21|    from such things as above mentioned, but that the working bees
20   v,  27|    copulate in the way above mentioned, and generate at first small
21  VI,  11|  viviparous in the way above mentioned, (as are also the saw-fish
22 VII,  4 |  those that we have just now mentioned, after the menstrual discharge
23 VII,  10|     natural rule, as we have mentioned above, for all animals to
24 VIII,  3| these smaller birds the last mentioned is the largest, being about
25  IX,  1 | bittern). Of these the first mentioned submits with reluctance
26  IX,  1 |  case of the creatures above mentioned their mutual friendship
27  IX,  12|     and, like others we have mentioned, it builds on rocks and
28  IX,  15|  number. Like others we have mentioned, it builds in trees; it
29  IX,  17|     day; like others we have mentioned, it lives on cliffs or in
30  IX,  23|   the same size as the above mentioned birds; and is trapped usually
31  IX,  32|     and "swart-eagle." It is mentioned by Homer in his account