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1 II, 15 | that even hounds refuse to eat it unless the animal is 2 v, 22 | the wings, the bees will eat them up; and if you nip 3 VI, 17 | get generated there and eat up the spawn.~With shoal 4 VI, 18 | she-goats get fatter and eat more; as is also the case 5 VIII, 2 | general are the only fish that eat no flesh; this may be inferred 6 VIII, 5 | extremity of hunger it will eat a certain kind of earth. 7 VIII, 5 | carnivorous animals never eat grass except when they are 8 VIII, 9 | elephant at the most can eat nine Macedonian medimni 9 VIII, 15| winter, and during that time eat nothing. Serpents in general 10 VIII, 17| during this period they eat nothing; for in the first 11 VIII, 28| with her; if not he will eat her up, and this casualty 12 IX, 6 | Dogs, when they are ill, eat some kind of grass and produce 13 IX, 6 | they suffer from worms, eat the standing corn. Storks, 14 IX, 10 | may pick the flesh out and eat it.~ 15 IX, 11 | ravenous bird, it will never eat the heart of any bird it 16 IX, 37 | for both pig and partridge eat up the snails.~The sea-serpent