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 1  IV,  1  |    molluscs having two,-the other nicknamed variously the bolitaina
 2  IV,  1  |        testaceans. One of them is nicknamed by some persons the nautilus
 3  IV,  2  |       largest of all crabs is one nicknamed Maia, a second variety is
 4  IV,  2  |      beach certain crabs that are nicknamed the "horsemen", from their
 5  IV,  4  |        clams, viz. those that are nicknamed "milkshells", while others
 6  IV,  9  |         cry of the cuckoo, and is nicknamed from the circumstance. The
 7  IV,  10 |       caused by lice and what are nicknamed fleas, fish are met with
 8  IV,  11 |         are certain fish that are nicknamed the epitragiae, or capon-fish,
 9   v,  15 |       have inside them a parasite nicknamed the pinna-guard, in some
10   v,  16 |     textured, the third, which is nicknamed "the sponge of Achilles",
11   v,  16 |   particularly hard and rough are nicknamed "goats".~Sponges grow spontaneously
12   v,  20 |             20~The wasps that are nicknamed "the ichneumons" (or hunters),
13  VI,  17 |          general such fish as are nicknamed "runners". Latest in order
14 VIII,  3 |          the small pie, which are nicknamed the woodpeckers. These two
15 VIII,  7 |       which circumstance they are nicknamed the "unbulled" kine. Of
16 VIII,  19|         beside their fins that is nicknamed the "gadfly". It resembles
17 VIII,  27| engendered in hives, of a species nicknamed the teredo, or "borer",
18 VIII,  30|       table; at this period he is nicknamed the "goat".~The wrasses
19  IX,  18 |          speckled heron, which is nicknamed "the skulker", is said in
20  IX,  39 |            from which habit it is nicknamed "the flea": the other kind