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 1  II,  14 |  animals are not found in very deep water. Serpents, like fish,
 2  II,  14 |     they are not found in very deep water.~Of fishes whose habitat
 3  IV,  1  |     the size is larger than in deep water; and there are others,
 4  IV,  1  |     like a separate valve of a deep scallop-shell. This polypus
 5  IV,  4  |        limpets have this organ deep down in the bottom of the
 6   v,  8  |      the Holy Season, when the deep~Cradles the mother Halcyon
 7   v,  14 |      stallion becomes loud and deep, and that of the mare louder
 8   v,  14 |      in the male voice is more deep and bass; not, however,
 9   v,  16 |      sponges that are found in deep calm waters are the softest;
10   v,  16 |      at its best when found in deep water close to shore; for
11   v,  17 |         in summer they keep in deep water; thus at various times
12  VI,  11 |     out from the main seas and deep waters towards the shore
13  VI,  14 |        the sheat-fish spawn in deep waters, some in water of
14  VI,  14 |    chalcis, however, spawns in deep water in dense shoals of
15 VII,  1  | neither shrill as formerly nor deep as afterward, nor yet of
16 VIII,  2 |     day-time they retreat into deep water. And so much for the
17 VIII,  12|     from shallow waters to the deep sea to escape the heat.~
18 VIII,  13|     found alike in shallow and deep waters. These fishes, however,
19 VIII,  15|     takes a sleep in winter in deep waters, and gets exceedingly
20 VIII,  19|     the shore, and some of the deep sea, and some are at home
21 VIII,  20|  winter fishes emerge from the deep parts of rivers and, by
22  IX,  37 |    caught in some districts in deep and rapid waters, with night-lines.~
23  IX,  37 |      the roots of water-plants deep in the water, drag them
24  IX,  37 |       habits. It rises up from deep water and swims on the surface;
25  IX,  40 |     mitys; this substance is a deep black, and is a sort of
26  IX,  45 |       down to the eyes, and is deep and thick. The colour of
27  IX,  48 |        ravenous hunger down to deep waters; but, when the necessary
28  IX,  48 |    when they have plunged into deep water; that is, they pull
29  IX,  49B|       varied as before, nor so deep, nor so intricately modulated,