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Alphabetical [« »] tree-bark 1 tree-creeper 2 tree-trunks 1 trees 28 trench 3 trend 1 trial 2	Frequency [« »] 28 serpents 28 spider 28 still 28 trees 28 tunny 28 wasps 28 words	Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances trees

   Book,  Paragraph
 1  II,  1 |       this organ it can pluck up trees by the roots, and when walking
 2   v,  22|         from the resinous gum of trees, while honey is distilled
 3   v,  22|          is deposited by bees on trees without the employment of
 4   v,  30|         found where there are no trees; and this accounts for the
 5  VI,  1 |     build nests of clay, on high trees, and build them in rows
 6  VI,  1 |     neither on the ground nor on trees, but on low-lying shrubs.~
 7  VI,  9 |         moults when the earliest trees are shedding their leaves,
 8  VI,  9 |        its plumage when the same trees are recovering their foliage.
 9  VI,  14|          adheres to the roots of trees or wherever it may have
10  VI,  18|          hide by rubbing against trees or by coating themselves
11  VI,  28|       chasms and overshadowed by trees. The boar usually remains
12  VI,  28| themselves against the trunks of trees.~
13 VIII,  3|        found beneath the bark of trees; as for instance, the great
14 VIII,  3|      both frequent the trunks of trees in quest of food. There
15 VIII,  3|        that pecks at the bark of trees with extraordinary vigour,
16 VIII,  3|   plumage is black. It roosts on trees, and is the only one of
17 VIII,  5|       their habit of sniffing at trees; for, by the way, the lion,
18  IX,  9 |         but pecks at the bark of trees to drive out from under
19  IX,  9 |         hen. It builds a nest on trees, as has been said, on olive
20  IX,  9 |          has been said, on olive trees amongst others. It feeds
21  IX,  13|         eggs; builds its nest on trees, out of hair and tags of
22  IX,  13|         of it; it builds on high trees on the slender top branches.
23  IX,  15|          mentioned, it builds in trees; it feeds on caterpillars.)
24  IX,  17|     lives by pecking the bark of trees. The aegolius-owl flies
25  IX,  17|      disposition; it lives among trees, feeds on caterpillars,
26  IX,  18|          lays its eggs neatly in trees; it frequents marshes and
27  IX,  39|          little shabby web under trees.~There is a third species
28  IX,  40|         tears" or exuding sap of trees, such as willows and elms