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 1   I,  11 |        Of creatures possessed of hearing, some have ears, whilst
 2   I,  11 |       the last kind are best for hearing, but they serve in no way
 3   I,  15 |         frontwards; the sense of hearing, and the organ of hearing,
 4   I,  15 |        hearing, and the organ of hearing, the ear, is situated sideways,
 5  II,  10 |     possess only the passage for hearing; neither have they breasts,
 6  II,  12 |        in the beak, and that for hearing in the head. Like all other
 7  II,  13 | connected with the other senses, hearing and smell, they are devoid
 8  IV,  8  |       included), is five: sight, hearing, smell, taste, and touch.~
 9  IV,  8  |      also a special locality for hearing: that is to say, some animals
10  IV,  8  |       have no visible organs for hearing or for smell; for what might
11  IV,  8  |          dolphin has no organ of hearing discernible. Furthermore,
12  IV,  8  |        any kind of noise; for on hearing the noise and hubbub the
13  IV,  8  |          fish is the quickest of hearing. And, by the way, of all
14  IV,  8  |       all fishes the quickest of hearing are the cestreus or mullet,
15  IV,  8  |         fishes are less quick of hearing, and, as might be expected,
16  IV,  8  |          has no visible organ of hearing, and yet it is captured
17  IV,  8  |         With regard to sight and hearing, we cannot make statements
18 VIII,  24|      still and droop its head on hearing flute-music; if during this
19  IX,  1  |         that have the faculty of hearing, for instance; and, not
20  IX,  34 |         treatment, and the phene hearing them catches them as they