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 1  II,  17 | termed the "reticulum" (or honeycomb bag); for outside it is
 2   v,  15 | and deposit the so-called "honeycomb". This substance resembles
 3   v,  15 |  testaceans as deposit the honeycomb are generated spontaneously
 4   v,  15 |  process of depositing the honeycomb, they throw off a slippery
 5   v,  15 |    the construction of the honeycomb; but it is not caught at
 6   v,  15 |  murex has constructed the honeycomb that the bloom is at its
 7   v,  15 |   mussel also constructs a honeycomb.~With regard to the limnostreae,
 8   v,  22 | The bees first work at the honeycomb, and then put the pupae
 9   v,  22 | the better of the two.~The honeycomb is made from flowers, and
10   v,  22 | holds on so tightly to the honeycomb as actually to cling to
11   v,  22 | great consistency; and the honeycomb, by the way, is smooth and
12   v,  24 |   is found some wax in the honeycomb; and this a wax is much
13   v,  24 |    hue than the wax in the honeycomb of the bee.~
14   v,  28 |   lump of eggs resembles a honeycomb. After they have laid their
15 VIII,  27|  spins a web and ruins the honeycomb: it is called the "cleros".
16  IX,  40 |   insects that construct a honeycomb: to wit, the bee, and all