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 1   v,  22 |           bees will spontaneously bite off the wings from off all
 2  VI,  18 |          stallions at this period bite one another, throw their
 3 VIII,  5 |        riversides. The otter will bite a man, and it is said that
 4 VIII,  22|          and to any animal it may bite, man excepted. Quinsy also
 5 VIII,  24|  sphondyle or knuckle-beetle. The bite of the shrewmouse is dangerous
 6 VIII,  24|         is followed by boils. The bite is all the more dangerous
 7 VIII,  24| others-either causes death by its bite or, at all events, intense
 8 VIII,  29|          element in regard to the bite of an animal. Thus, in Pharos
 9 VIII,  29|      Pharos and other places, the bite of the scorpion is not dangerous;
10 VIII,  29|     singularly indifferent to the bite of any other creature. If
11 VIII,  29|         only remedy known for the bite of the original. Among the
12 VIII,  29|           snake is found, for the bite or which a certain stone
13 VIII,  29|        certain parts of Italy the bite of the gecko is fatal. But
14 VIII,  29|        this respect, that for its bite no specific whatever is
15  IX,  6  |       lest it should accidentally bite the bird.~The tortoise,
16  IX,  37 |       bait; the creature does not bite with its teeth, but stings
17  IX,  37 |       extremely strong teeth will bite the hook in pieces.~All
18  IX,  39 |      themselves, some give a weak bite, and others never bite at
19  IX,  39 |       weak bite, and others never bite at all. There is another
20  IX,  44 |          the same as that for the bite of a dog.~The thos, or civet,