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 1  IV,  8  | Furthermore, when fishermen are laying bait for neritae, they always
 2   v,  8  |         and the other seven for laying and hatching her eggs. In
 3   v,  12 |        white. The female, after laying her eggs, broods over them,
 4   v,  17 |        a lid. And in the act of laying its eggs it seems to bring
 5   v,  17 |          it performs the act of laying. The gristly formations
 6   v,  17 |         the spring-time, before laying their eggs, they are at
 7   v,  17 |        at their best, and after laying at their worst.~They cast
 8   v,  28 |       of summer, and dies after laying them. The fact is that,
 9   v,  28 |         is that, at the time of laying the eggs, grubs are engendered
10   v,  29 |        die in like manner after laying them. Their eggs are subject
11   v,  33 |     like birds’ eggs, and after laying them buries them in the
12  VI,  1  |    former of these coupling and laying during the entire year,
13  VI,  1  |    either of two ways-either by laying often, as the pigeon, or
14  VI,  1  |     often, as the pigeon, or by laying many eggs at a sitting,
15  VI,  2  |  protrudes first at the time of laying. Long and pointed eggs are
16  VI,  4  |      after once they have begun laying, keep on having eggs, though
17  VI,  4  |       the male egg first; after laying it allows a day’s interval
18  VI,  4  |        have been known of their laying eleven times, and in Egypt
19  VI,  9  |         pair in the spring; and laying begins immediately after
20 VIII,  30|        may be seen coupling and laying their spawn, this is never