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 1   I,  1  |         live in the sea, some in rivers, some in lakes, and some
 2 III,  12 |          Antandria there are two rivers of which one makes the lambs
 3   v,  10 |          basse, breed best where rivers run into the sea. The orcys
 4   v,  19 |        skims over the surface of rivers comes the oestrus or gadfly;
 5  VI,  2  |      eggs of birds that frequent rivers and marshes differ from
 6  VI,  14 |       left by the overflowing of rivers, and near to reedy places
 7  VI,  14 |      from the sea to marshes and rivers; the eels, on the contrary,
 8  VI,  14 |        down from the marshes and rivers to the sea.~
 9  VI,  15 |     found also in Asia Minor, in rivers not communicating with the
10  VI,  16 |     found both in the sea and in rivers, especially where there
11  VI,  16 |         sea-weed abounds, and in rivers and marshes near to the
12  VI,  31 |         in the strip between the rivers Achelous and Nessus. The
13 VIII,  3 |       dry land, such as frequent rivers and lakes, and such as live
14 VIII,  3 |  frequent the banks of lakes and rivers; and the spoonbill, by the
15 VIII,  3 |     species live on the banks of rivers and lakes; as the swan,
16 VIII,  5 |     quadrupeds feed in lakes and rivers; the seal is the only one
17 VIII,  19|       owing to the number of the rivers that discharge into this
18 VIII,  19|     exceptionally fresh, and the rivers bring down a large supply
19 VIII,  19|          the mullet, swim up the rivers and thrive in the rivers
20 VIII,  19|         rivers and thrive in the rivers and marshes. The sea-gudgeon
21 VIII,  19|  sea-gudgeon also fattens in the rivers, and, as a rule, countries
22 VIII,  20| extensively for catching fish in rivers and ponds; by the Phoenicians
23 VIII,  20|    emerge from the deep parts of rivers and, by the way, at all
24 VIII,  20|        are not found: nor yet in rivers, excepting a few bivalves
25  IX,  1  |           this bird lives beside rivers or on marsh ground; it has
26  IX,  1  | woodpecker lives on the banks of rivers and beside brakes, the laedus
27  IX,  10 |        Pelicans that live beside rivers swallow the large smooth
28  IX,  12 |   exception live near the sea or rivers or pools, as they naturally
29  IX,  12 |      anthus lives by the side of rivers; the plumage of this bird
30  IX,  46 |         is found by the banks of rivers, but he is not a river animal;