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 1   v,  10 |    and the tunny breed in the Euxine, and nowhere else. The cestreus
 2  VI,  12 |  dolphin, and is found in the Euxine; it differs, however, from
 3  VI,  13 |       this reason that in the Euxine most fishes spawn near the
 4  VI,  13 |    the river-waters.~When the Euxine is "purged" a substance
 5  VI,  17 |   females have spawned in the Euxine, there comes from the egg
 6 VIII,  12|  their habitat now out of the Euxine and now into it. In winter
 7 VIII,  13|       rule does not enter the Euxine, but passes the summer in
 8 VIII,  13|     bonito penetrate into the Euxine in summer and pass the summer
 9 VIII,  13|       Fish penetrate into the Euxine for two reasons, and firstly
10 VIII,  13|       is no large fish in the Euxine excepting the dolphin and
11 VIII,  13|   parent fish swim out of the Euxine immediately after the rising
12 VIII,  13|       of their sojourn in the Euxine. The shoals in general are
13 VIII,  13|       they quit and enter the Euxine. The trichiae, however,
14 VIII,  13|      Tunny-fish swim into the Euxine keeping the shore on their
15 VIII,  13| entering than on quitting the Euxine. And in the Propontis the
16 VIII,  13|  quantities as they leave the Euxine, and at that season they
17 VIII,  19|    most fishes migrate to the Euxine for the summer; for owing
18 VIII,  20|   exceptionally sweet. In the Euxine, owing to the coldness of
19 VIII,  25|    found on the shores of the Euxine, nor in Scythia.~
20 VIII,  28|    immense size there. In the Euxine there are no small molluscs