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 1   I,  1  |       dwell under ground, as the lizard and the snake; others live
 2   I,  5  |           some have four, as the lizard and the dog; some have more,
 3  II,  1  |         as the crocodile and the lizard and the like, both pairs
 4  II,  11 |          chameleon resembles the lizard in the general configuration
 5  II,  11 |          off the ground than the lizard, but the flexure of the
 6  II,  11 |     crocodile, or green like the lizard but black-spotted like the
 7  II,  11 |          death. It resembles the lizard in the position of the oesophagus
 8  II,  11 |          It hibernates, like the lizard.~
 9  II,  12 |          horny scutes, as in the lizard and its congeners; for they
10  II,  15 |          tortoise, the toad, the lizard, the crocodile, and the
11  II,  17 |        tortoise, the turtle, the lizard, both crocodiles, and, in
12 III,  1  |          quadrupeds, such as the lizard, the tortoise and the crocodile;
13 III,  1  | quadrupeds, as the tortoise, the lizard, the frog and the like;
14   v,  33 |   spontaneously on land, for the lizard does not live on into the
15 VIII,  4 |          tessellates-such as the lizard and the other quadrupeds,
16 VIII,  15|         namely, the serpent, the lizard, the gecko, and the river.
17 VIII,  17|   sloughed off by the gecko, the lizard, and above all, by serpents;
18 VIII,  24|         pain; it is like a small lizard, with the colour of the
19 VIII,  28|         countries. In Arabia the lizard is more than a cubit in
20  IX,  1  |        ass is at enmity with the lizard, for the lizard sleeps in
21  IX,  1  |         with the lizard, for the lizard sleeps in his manger, gets
22  IX,  39 |           it will attack a small lizard, run round and draw threads