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 1  IV,  8 |         hunters have enclosed a shoal of these fishes with a ring
 2  IV,  8 |       the creatures to run in a shoal high and dry up on the beach,
 3  IV,  8 |         after they have spied a shoal, they let down their nets
 4  IV,  8 |       being likely to reach the shoal, occasioned either by oar
 5  IV,  8 |      preserve silence until the shoal has been surrounded. And,
 6  IV,  8 |          but, after hemming the shoal in, they call on every man
 7  IV,  8 |   Further, when fishermen see a shoal of fish feeding at a distance,
 8  IV,  8 |      succeed in coming upon the shoal whilst yet basking at the
 9  IV,  8 |         a noise previously, the shoal will be seen to scurry away
10  VI,  17|      and eat up the spawn.~With shoal fishes parturition takes
11  VI,  17|    autumn equinox.~The first of shoal fishes to spawn is the atherine,
12  VI,  17|          Latest in order of the shoal fish come the red mullet
13  IX,  2 |      but go in pairs inside the shoal; the rest without exception
14  IX,  37|        if it touches one of the shoal they try to repel it; they
15  IX,  37|      after falling in amongst a shoal, has been seen to be covered
16  IX,  48|       off the coast of Caria, a shoal of dolphins came into the
17  IX,  48|  captive go free; whereupon the shoal departed. A shoal of young
18  IX,  48| whereupon the shoal departed. A shoal of young dolphins is always,
19  IX,  48|    large one. On one occasion a shoal of dolphins, large and small,