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 1 III,  12 |         it, but the creature will die of the loss.~
 2 III,  17 |         for this animal is apt to die from its kidneys being entirely
 3 III,  19 |   exceedingly large quantity they die. If the blood get exceedingly
 4   v,  15 |          is yet alive, for, if it die before the process is completed,
 5   v,  15 |          if forcibly removed they die.~(The star-fish is naturally
 6   v,  20 |        just as the larger animals die of old age.~Winged insects
 7   v,  20 |           old age.~Winged insects die in autumn from the shrinking
 8   v,  28 |         and the male grasshoppers die about the same time. In
 9   v,  29 |        locusts lay their eggs and die in like manner after laying
10  VI,  18 |    knocked out, is almost sure to die soon afterwards. Swine for
11 VII,  4  |           not live, but when they die their mothers are in great
12 VIII,  2 |           greatly, and oftentimes die when they lie on the surface
13 VIII,  2 |      pools to the tanks they will die; but not so if removed in
14 VIII,  2 |           consequently they often die in large numbers when men
15 VIII,  2 | particularly cold. They will also die of suffocation if they be
16 VIII,  20|         river discharges, it will die within a day after tasting
17 VIII,  25|         the lungs the animal will die. Of all animals on its of
18 VIII,  27|       insects, without exception, die if they be smeared over
19 VIII,  27|           over with oil; and they die all the more rapidly if
20 VIII,  28|          the mice, if they drink, die. Elsewhere also bastard-animals
21 VIII,  29|          of Caria, it will surely die.~There is great variety
22  IX,  29 |     consequence the smaller brood die of hunger; others say that,
23  IX,  40 |        produced and the bees soon die out.~Bees scramble up the
24  IX,  40 |            and no good at all but die out before the autumn. Whenever
25  IX,  40 |        the weather be rough, they die on the spot, but if it be
26  IX,  40 |          hold of. Bees that sting die from their inability to
27  IX,  40 |      loses its sting the bee must die. They can kill with their
28  IX,  40 |        inflict a sting. Bees that die are removed from the hive,
29  IX,  41 |       into a second year, but all die when winter comes on; and
30  IX,  42 |          the greater part of them die in the winter, but it is
31  IX,  50 |        they are young, invariably die; but in the case of boars,