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 1 III,  21 |          being given in honour of King Pyrrhus.~Some pasture quenches
 2   v,  22 |         little bees go in.~Of the king bees there are, as has been
 3   v,  22 |        and drones. The egg of the king bee is reddish in colour,
 4   v,  22 |         it. From the young of the king bee there is no intermediate
 5   v,  23 |          young. When they have no king, but are wandering about
 6   v,  23 |      anthrene and the wasp have a king, they construct their combs
 7 VIII,  29|           the grave of an ancient king, which stone is put into
 8  IX,  11 |         nickname of "old man" or "king"; and the story goes that
 9  IX,  40 |           this swarm outlives the king for a while and constructs
10  IX,  40 |    observation, whether or no the king is among these. When they
11  IX,  40 |        this large one, and if the king whom they have abandoned
12  IX,  40 | spindle-tree, the melilot-clover, king’s-spear, myrtle, flowering-reed,
13  IX,  42 |          anthrena’s nest only one king is found. When individual
14  IX,  42 |          this nest they produce a king; when the king is full-grown,
15  IX,  42 |          produce a king; when the king is full-grown, he leads
16  IX,  46 |          kneel in presence of the king. It is very sensitive, and
17  IX,  47 |      death. A story goes that the king of Scythia had a highly-bred