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 1   v,  5  |      females, and, as the female spawns, the males swallow the eggs;
 2   v,  7  |       and into this operculum it spawns its eggs and in the same
 3   v,  10 |        coracine or crow-fish: it spawns, by the way, near the shore,
 4   v,  12 |        to breed is the sepia. It spawns at all times of the day
 5   v,  18 |     process. The female calamary spawns at sea; and it emits the
 6  VI,  13 |      goby is an exception, as it spawns twice; the male of the black
 7  VI,  14 |        male with sperm. The-carp spawns as the seasons come round,
 8  VI,  14 |      constellations. The chalcis spawns three times, and the other
 9  VI,  14 | described. The chalcis, however, spawns in deep water in dense shoals
10  VI,  14 |          and the so-called tilon spawns near to beaches in sheltered
11  VI,  17 |          is the atherine, and it spawns close to land; the last
12  VI,  17 |   cephalus last. The mullet also spawns early. The saupe spawns
13  VI,  17 |          spawns early. The saupe spawns usually at the beginning
14  VI,  17 |     which some call the anthias, spawns in the summer. Next in order
15  VI,  17 |        in autumn. The red mullet spawns on mud, and consequently,
16  VI,  17 | continues cold for a long while, spawns late in the year. The coracine
17  VI,  17 |        it goes to a distance and spawns in places abounding in seaweed,
18  VI,  17 |       the red mullet. The maenis spawns about the winter solstice.
19  VI,  17 |      young spiders, for the fish spawns on to herself; and, if any
20  VI,  17 |          swim away. The atherine spawns by rubbing its belly against
21  VI,  17 |         instance, in some places spawns about wheat-harvest. The
22  VI,  17 |     observation.~The conger also spawns, but the fact is not equally
23 VIII,  13|          the Propontis, where it spawns, and winters in the Aegean.