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 1   I,  10 |      excellent disposition, and is particularly well adapted for sharpness
 2   I,  16 | medium-sized ones meet-and this is particularly visible in fishes,-for they
 3 III,  21 |           the year. The cattle are particularly large, and likewise the
 4  IV,  8  |         their craft, fishermen are particularly careful to make no noise
 5  IV,  8  |           into it. And all this is particularly manifest in the dolphin;
 6  IV,  9  |            species of bird becomes particularly vocal. Some of them call
 7   v,  16 |       textured sponges such as are particularly hard and rough are nicknamed "
 8   v,  18 |        them, and this statement is particularly applicable to the sepia;
 9   v,  31 |     universal in locality, and are particularly numerous on the body of
10 VIII,  2 |            water. Eel-breeders are particularly careful to have the water
11 VIII,  2 |        another dip them into water particularly cold. They will also die
12 VIII,  11|     sweet-tasting juice, and it is particularly fond of drinking water if
13 VIII,  13|       Byzantium, the fishermen are particularly careful to cleanse their
14 VIII,  15|           while swimming about, in particularly warm localities and in exceptionally
15 VIII,  19|          at these times fishes are particularly weak-sighted; at night they
16  IX,  40 |        elms and such others as are particularly given to the exudation of
17  IX,  42 |        great size; in fact, from a particularly prosperous nest have been