Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  5  |        animals a living creature is brought forth, with others an egg
 2   I,  5  |        forth, with others an egg is brought to light, with others a
 3   I,  15 |        reason as the one previously brought forward; that is to say,
 4 III,  5  |            or the part of the frame brought into full play in the effort
 5 III,  5  |       tendon", and others are those brought into play when a great effort
 6 III,  11 |         decrepitude, for no part is brought into existence in a withered
 7  IV,  7  |             of this description was brought up on the end of a nightline.~
 8   v,  19 |          summer solstice, there are brought down towards the sea by
 9   v,  22 |            very consistent honey is brought down from the upper country
10  VI,  2  |         hatching of the egg are not brought about within equal periods
11  VI,  4  |       first-laid egg is hatched and brought to birth within twenty days;
12  VI,  15 |          name. Foam is occasionally brought in on the surface of the
13  VI,  15 |      which-reason this fry is often brought in from the open sea. The
14  VI,  22 |            some other compulsion be brought to bear. There is no fixed
15  VI,  36 |         certain number of them were brought into Phrygia in the time
16 VII,  4  | eight-months’ children live and are brought up, but in Greece it is
17 VII,  4  |             The largest number ever brought forth is five, and such
18 VII,  4  |          having committed adultery, brought forth the one child resembling
19 VII,  4  |           and in course of time she brought forth the twins perfect
20 VIII,  15|      Bosporus; for the mud is there brought up to the surface and the
21 VIII,  15|            surface and the fish are brought up along with it. They say
22 VIII,  21|          fat, and when the heat has brought a good supply of figs. The
23 VIII,  29|             a cure: a stone that is brought from the grave of an ancient
24  IX,  29 |     superior size snaps up the food brought before the smaller brood
25  IX,  47 |         with the mother, he had him brought to the stall for the purpose;