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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   v,  15 |     caught at any time about the rising of the dog-star, for at
 2   v,  22 |     there is no honey before the rising of the Pleiads. (The bee,
 3  VI,  3  |       the yolk comes into being, rising towards the sharp end, where
 4  VI,  14 |          follows in spawning the rising of the greater constellations.
 5  VI,  15 |       one time ran dry about the rising of the Dogstar, and the
 6  VI,  15 |         it lasts from the autumn rising of Arcturus up to the spring-time.
 7  VI,  29 |       breeding time is after the rising of Arcturus, during the
 8 VIII,  2 |   eel-fishing takes place at the rising of the Pleiads, because
 9 VIII,  13|    louse-parasite, but after the rising of Arcturus, when the parasite
10 VIII,  13|     Euxine immediately after the rising of the Pleiads. If winter
11 VIII,  13|         about thirty days at the rising of the Dog-star, and the
12 VIII,  15|          the tunny begins at the rising of the Pleiads and lasts,
13 VIII,  19|        with a parasite about the rising of the Dog-star; that is
14 VIII,  20|       sheat-fish just before the rising of the Dog-star, owing to
15 VIII,  20|          is engendered about the rising of the Dog-star, that sickens
16  IX,  22 |         and departs again at the rising of Arcturus; it is the size
17  IX,  49B|  departure. It departs about the rising of the Dog-star, and it
18  IX,  49B| reappears from springtime to the rising of the Dog-star. At the