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 1 III,  1  |          midriff, and the eggs are engendered here and above at the origin
 2 III,  1  |        midriff, where the eggs are engendered in a row; and these eggs
 3   v,  19 |         forth.~From the cabbage is engendered the cabbageworm, and from
 4   v,  19 |         ascarids; and ascarids are engendered in the slime of wells, or
 5   v,  19 |          The myops or horse-fly is engendered in timber. The orsodacna
 6   v,  19 | transformed grub; and this grub is engendered in cabbage-stalks. The cantharis
 7   v,  19 |            fact of its having been engendered in ill-scented woods. The
 8   v,  19 |          comes from a grub that is engendered in the slime of vinegar.~
 9   v,  19 |       colour, and the grub that is engendered in it is red, as might have
10   v,  19 |            after day, an animal is engendered in the fire, somewhat larger
11   v,  21 |          that the working bees are engendered by the rulers of the hive.~
12   v,  25 |     defined in shape: and they are engendered in spring-time.~
13   v,  28 |         laying the eggs, grubs are engendered in the region of the mother
14 VIII,  2 |            as they were originally engendered from the same. Now that
15 VIII,  20|        balerus and tilon a worm is engendered about the rising of the
16 VIII,  20|           violent malady; lice are engendered underneath their gills in
17 VIII,  27|  fumigation. A caterpillar also is engendered in hives, of a species nicknamed
18  IX,  40 |      damaged combs small worms are engendered, which take on wings and