Book,  Paragraph

 1  IV,  11 |       never has either roe or milt; but they are hard and fat
 2   v,  5  |      of ducts which fill with milt or sperm at the rutting
 3   v,  12 |      comes and discharges the milt over the eggs, and the eggs
 4  VI,  13 |      which the male sheds the milt or sperm; for when the female
 5  VI,  14 |    case of the female and the milt in the case of the male.
 6  VI,  14 |      are besprinkled with the milt grow, in a day or thereabouts,
 7  VI,  14 |     big. But such eggs as the milt fails to touch remain, as
 8  VI,  14 |      the young fish. When the milt has mingled with the eggs,
 9  VI,  14 |  males follow on and shed the milt. The greater portion of
10  VI,  14 |      fishes are supplied with milt, excepting the eel: with
11  VI,  14 |    eel, the male is devoid of milt, and the female of spawn.
12  VI,  15 | provided with either spawn or milt. There are found also in
13  VI,  15 |      spawn, and the male with milt. However, there is a species
14  VI,  16 |    found supplied with either milt or spawn, nor are they when
15 VIII,  15|    also the males are full of milt. When the spawn is small,
16 VIII,  30|    case of the female and the milt in the case of the male: