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 1 III,  20 |          process of milking have produced milk, and in some cases
 2 III,  20 |           and in some cases have produced it in sufficient quantities
 3 III,  20 |       after puberty, milk can be produced by squeezing the breasts;
 4 III,  20 |          of such animals is milk produced in superabundance or used
 5  IV,  9  |          made by grasshoppers is produced by rubbing or reverberating
 6  IV,  9  |        of sound capable of being produced are identical within the
 7  IV,  9  |         trunk as well, the sound produced is like that of a hoarse
 8   v,  1  |    reproduced, nor is any animal produced at all, but the like nondescripts
 9   v,  11 |      grey mullet species are not produced from copulation, but grow
10   v,  14 |         only one young animal is produced at a time, in other words
11   v,  22 |        as big as the bee that is produced from it. From the young
12   v,  22 |        and this kind of honey is produced in other districts in Pontus.~
13   v,  24 |        eggs, and white grubs are produced wrapped in a black membrane.
14  VI,  2  |          than true eggs, and are produced in greater numbers. When
15  VI,  2  |       some cynosura and uria are produced chiefly in summer. Wind-eggs
16  VI,  24 |      hinny" has been known to be produced. After the seventh year
17 VII,  5  | destitute of nails.~Milk that is produced earlier than the seventh
18 VIII,  28|    Variety in animal life may be produced by variety of locality:
19 VIII,  29|     great variety in the effects produced by the bites of serpents.
20  IX,  40 |    constructs combs, no honey is produced and the bees soon die out.~
21  IX,  40 |        the drones are said to be produced apart by themselves; if
22  IX,  41 |    thereabouts, and in these are produced working-wasps but not mothers.
23  IX,  41 |     grubs of the king-bees to be produced in their cells. After the