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 1   I,  5  |         living on dry land or in fresh water.~All creatures that
 2  II,  14 |     species, pass their lives in fresh water. There are also sea-serpents,
 3  IV,  4  |  crayfish that are also found in fresh water. These creatures,
 4  IV,  8  |         touch a bait that is not fresh, neither are they all caught
 5  IV,  8  |         you bait the weel with a fresh and savoury bait, they come
 6  IV,  8  |         or wilted flower, but on fresh and sweet ones; and the
 7  IV,  11 |         description are found in fresh water, as the carp and the
 8   v,  22 |          hives, there would be a fresh stock of honey, if the bees
 9  VI,  13 |        genial, and supplied with fresh water.~Oviparous fish as
10 VII,  1  |         and this fluid resembles fresh blood. There is another
11 VIII,  2 |  incapable of motion, subsist on fresh water, for, as the sea water
12 VIII,  2 |       into its constituents, the fresh water from its greater thinness
13 VIII,  2 |     parts; in fact, they live on fresh water just as they were
14 VIII,  2 |          from the same. Now that fresh water is contained in the
15 VIII,  2 |     water, and the water will be fresh and drinkable.~Sea-anemones
16 VIII,  2 |          part of them subsist on fresh water. Eel-breeders are
17 VIII,  13|   quality owing to the amount of fresh river-water that discharges
18 VIII,  13| favourable for spawning, and the fresh and exceptionally sweet
19 VIII,  17|        way, the tortoise and the fresh water tortoise belong to
20 VIII,  19|       its water is exceptionally fresh, and the rivers bring down
21 VIII,  20|          the way, at all seasons fresh water is tolerably cold.
22 VIII,  20|          a day after tasting the fresh water. The murex lives for
23 VIII,  28|        saying, "Always something fresh in Libya."~It would appear
24  IX,  5  |          grown apparently, as on fresh green wood, when the horns
25  IX,  40 |        Superior honey comes from fresh comb, and from young shoots;