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 1   I,  1  |            former kind are such as act as aggressors upon others
 2  II,  1  |         speedily gives over in the act of intercourse. The genitals
 3  II,  1  |      externally, to facilitate the act of intercourse for the male;
 4  IV,  1  |          feelers he employs in the act of copulation; and this
 5  IV,  1  |         the sac of the body in the act of receiving food by the
 6  IV,  9  |        shutting their wings in the act of flying; for the noise
 7   v,  2  |           sperm of the male in the act of withdrawing from underneath
 8   v,  3  |        with which they perform the act of copulation, as is also
 9   v,  4  |           round one another in the act of coition.~
10   v,  5  |      female, and copulate, and the act extends over a time which
11   v,  17 |         them for a lid. And in the act of laying its eggs it seems
12   v,  17 |           posture, it performs the act of laying. The gristly formations
13   v,  19 |            and how he performs the act of copulation and the circumstance
14  VI,  6  |             as has been said, also act in this manner, and after
15  VI,  22 | expeditiously than a stallion. The act of intercourse with horses
16  VI,  24 |        she-mule menstruates by the act of voiding her urine, and
17  VI,  31 |        discharging her womb in the act of parturition is a pure
18 VII,  2  |           nourish the body. In the act of intercourse, women of
19 VIII,  18|        over the auguries as in the act of drinking; all other birds
20  IX,  6  |            it has been seen in the act. Dogs, when they suffer
21  IX,  7  |          back when they are in the act of drinking, but only when
22  IX,  36 |        Maeotis, it is said, wolves act in concert with the fishermen,
23  IX,  40 |          if they are caught in the act, they are killed by the
24  IX,  40 |          if they are caught in the act they are put to death. It
25  IX,  40 |          it is the young bees that act so from inexperience; and