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 1   I,  3  | Consequently, there is no special name for the organ in which it
 2   I,  5  |      classed as a genus under the name of "bird"; the other two
 3   I,  5  |            whence it receives its name, but also because though
 4   I,  13 |     pelvis, and hence it gets its name (osphus), for it is symmetrical (
 5   I,  16 |           oesophagus (whose other name is derived oesophagus from
 6  II,  15 |         which simply the specific name is predicable, as when we
 7 III,  21 |      so-called Pyrrhic breed, the name being given in honour of
 8  IV,  1  |        are creatures that, as the name implies, have nicks either
 9   v,  8  |     marked with calm weather, the name of "halcyon days" is given
10   v,  15 |   peculiar bloom from which their name is derived is dark to blackness,
11   v,  19 |      unwound; a Coan woman of the name of Pamphila, daughter of
12  VI,  15 |    substance derives its specific name. Foam is occasionally brought
13  VI,  19 |           When he is called on by name by the shepherd, he takes
14  VI,  36 |         congener, and derives its name from the resemblance. Like
15 VII,  6  |           Pharsalus, that got the name of the Honest Wife.~
16 VII,  12 |          hence it is customary to name the child at that age, from
17 VIII,  17|      called their "old-age". This name is applied to the outermost
18 VIII,  24|          The drug known under the name of "sandarace" or realgar,
19  IX,  12 |     Ionians call the bird by this name; Homer in the Iliad mentions
20  IX,  12 |          in the line:~Chalcis its name with those of heavenly birth,~
21  IX,  14 |       i.e. the things that by the name of halosachne or seafoam,
22  IX,  30 |        which habit it derives its name; it is said that, after
23  IX,  32 |     marshy lakes, and goes by the name of "duck-killer" and "swart-eagle."
24  IX,  32 |           vulture. It goes by the name of "mountain-stork" or "
25  IX,  36 |    half-buzzard; others go by the name of hobby-hawk, or sparrow-hawk,
26  IX,  40 |           a genus that has no one name that comprehends all the
27  IX,  49B|     season it goes by a different name. It goes into hiding, and
28  IX,  49B|          that these birds, two in name, are one in reality is proved