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 1   I,  5  |        all, as the muraena, but use the sea just as snakes use
 2   I,  5  |      use the sea just as snakes use dry ground-and by the way,
 3   I,  16 |  special designations, and from use and wont are known familiarly
 4  II,  1  |      hands; at all events, they use these fore-limbs for many
 5  II,  1  |         can learn to make equal use of both hands.~All animals
 6 III,  20 |         a while it is unfit for use, and then after an interval
 7 III,  20 | usefulness it becomes unfit for use again. In the case of female
 8 III,  20 |  superfluous amount for general use, for cheese-making and for
 9  IV,  5  |     these is that which is made use of for food; this is the
10  IV,  7  |       have no sting in the rear use this organ as a weapon, (
11  IV,  8  |      that some animals have the use of all the senses, and others
12  IV,  8  |      the senses, and others the use of a limited number of them.
13  IV,  8  |     ovipara, appear to have the use of all the five senses,
14  IV,  8  |    parts of the cuttle-fish and use it as bait on account of
15  IV,  8  |    smell, that is proved by the use of baits, e.g. in the case
16   v,  15 |        The shells that painters use are a good deal thicker,
17   v,  21 |     with stings, but they never use them; and this latter circumstance
18  VI,  15 |        also, when the fishermen use dredges and the ground is
19  VI,  22 |   intercourse occurs. Scythians use pregnant mares for riding
20 VII,  5  |      seventh month is unfit for use; but as soon as the child
21 VII,  5  |         live the milk is fit to use. The first of the milk is
22 VIII,  2 |     blooded animals, then, that use water for a purpose analogous
23 VIII,  20|      the Phoenicians it is made use of also in the sea.~There
24  IX,  1  |       this habit, bird-catchers use the owl as a decoy for catching
25  IX,  7  |         blinded by fanciers for use as decoys, live for eight
26  IX,  8  |       flight, it would be of no use if they could do so. After
27  IX,  14 |       great part hollow. If you use a sharp knife it is not
28  IX,  40 |      wish without the power, to use such weapons. The cells
29  IX,  40 |   enough food behind for winter use; if it be sufficient in
30  IX,  40 |     that they sting people that use perfumes.~They perish from