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 1   I,  2  |         of wet residuum. In other words, an animal has a bowel or
 2   I,  5  |         and many-footed; in other words, they all move cross-corner-wise.
 3   I,  14 |        that of the male. In other words, the part under the pubes
 4  II,  1  |         of the elephant. In other words, with the viviparous quadrupeds
 5  II,  8  |           many respects; in other words, it has similar nostrils
 6  II,  15 |      observable in oxen. In other words, there is one species of
 7  II,  17 |       days of the month; in other words, they are thirty in number.~
 8  II,  17 |          swallow chicks; in other words, they say that if you prick
 9  II,  17 |        with other birds; in other words, it has a crop, and at the
10 III,  1  |         adjacent region; in other words, we have stated that in
11 III,  7  | constructed to the fish; in other words, his backbone is spinous.
12  IV,  4  |         the crustaceans; in other words, it is inside the animal,
13  IV,  8  |          amorphous form, in other words it is osseous and undetached.
14  IV,  8  |          dolphin-hunter; in other words they clatter stones together,
15   v,  9  |        shoal-fishes (or, in other words, such as are caught in nets),
16   v,  13 |          or rock-pigeon. In other words, the rock-pigeon is smaller
17   v,  14 |      produced at a time, in other words it is uniparous. And the
18  VI,  2  |     shaped at both ends: in other words, one end is comparatively
19  VI,  11 |         most frequently; in other words it bears twice a month.
20  VI,  18 |     defensive armour, or in other words deliberately thickening
21  VI,  20 |          Laconian hound: in other words, he is found to be more
22 VII,  4  |           a uniform way; in other words, one single term of pregnancy
23 VIII,  2 |           to inhale air: in other words, with the object of cooling
24 VIII,  2 |           of the animal. In other words, the sea-anemone corresponds
25 VIII,  13|          to hibernation: in other words, during winter fishes take
26 VIII,  28|           the ram only, as Homer’ words it, but the ewe as well;
27  IX,  37 |         in the same way; in other words, it runs up the fishing-line,
28  IX,  39 |        with its threads: in other words, it will attack a small