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 1   v,  16|        the sea-nettles and the sponges in rocky caves.~Of the sea-nettle,
 2   v,  16|      the chambered cavities of sponges pinna-guards or parasites
 3   v,  16|       again to entrap them.~Of sponges there are three species;
 4   v,  16| species. Of the close textured sponges such as are particularly
 5   v,  16|   rough are nicknamed "goats".~Sponges grow spontaneously either
 6   v,  16|        way, the close-textured sponges are weaker than the more
 7   v,  16|     before.~The largest of all sponges are the loose-textured ones,
 8   v,  16| softest are the close-textured sponges; for, by the way, the so-called
 9   v,  16|      by the way, the so-called sponges of Achilles are harder than
10   v,  16|      these. As a general rule, sponges that are found in deep calm
11   v,  16| accounts for the fact that the sponges found in the Hellespont
12   v,  16|        and, as a general rule, sponges found beyond or inside Cape
13   v,  16|       in the sea from ordinary sponges from the circumstance that
14   v,  16| circumstance that the ordinary sponges are white while the slime
15   v,  16|        in them, but that these sponges are under any circumstances
16   v,  16|     And so much with regard to sponges and to generation in the
17  IX,  14|     channels are like those in sponges. It is not known for certain