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 1   I,  3  |           neither male nor female. Consequently, the organs connected with
 2   I,  3  |        animals-the sense of touch. Consequently, there is no special name
 3  II,  1  | solid-hooved or cloven-footed, and consequently has no well-formed huckle-bone.
 4 III,  17 |            Leontini in Sicily; and consequently in this district they defer
 5  IV,  5  |    creature lives lies down below; consequently the mouth has a position
 6  IV,  9  |         action of the pharynx, and consequently such animals as are devoid
 7  IV,  9  |       sounds language is composed. Consequently, animals that have no tongue
 8   v,  17 |          time as the crawfish; and consequently in winter and in the spring-time,
 9   v,  30 |          found in cold places, and consequently is not found in any grove
10  VI,  8  |          well supplied with grass; consequently, the mother-bird while sitting
11  VI,  17 |          mullet spawns on mud, and consequently, as the mud continues cold
12  VI,  19 |       their young for five months; consequently wherever a district is sunny
13  VI,  22 |        instances are very rare. It consequently happens that a horse when
14 VIII,  2 |           exuding from itself, and consequently is always in a starved condition.
15 VIII,  2 |         against any abrupt change; consequently they often die in large
16 VIII,  4 |       insatiate appetite for wine; consequently, at times men hunt for snakes
17 VIII,  13|           equable temperature; and consequently the flesh of shallow-water
18  IX,  1  |      rounded off and complete, and consequently in man the qualities or
19  IX,  1  |         prey upon the calaris, and consequently there is war between it
20  IX,  3  |            it if it be with young; consequently if a sudden clap or noise
21  IX,  4  |         away the rest will follow; consequently if the herdsmen lose one
22  IX,  32 |           for its maintenance, and consequently cannot allow other birds
23  IX,  35 |        bird snaps at the foam, and consequently fishermen catch it by sluicing
24  IX,  40 |            be spoiled by its cask; consequently, one should have it looked
25  IX,  40 |         bloom, then they make wax; consequently you must then take the wax
26  IX,  40 |           to a rattling noise; and consequently men say that they can muster
27  IX,  40 |        swarm is intending to quit; consequently, occasion, when a bee-keepers,
28  IX,  44 |          the dog and the lion, and consequently is not found in the same
29  IX,  49B|           goes into hiding, and is consequently visible only for a brief