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 1   I,  1 |           are weak-footed and strong winged, such as the swallow and
 2 III,  12|                    12~With regard to winged animals, such as birds,
 3  IV,  1 |              the centipede; some are winged, as the bee, the cockchafer,
 4  IV,  1 |           kind is in some cases both winged and wingless, as the ant
 5  IV,  7 |             in the rear. Again, some winged insects have a sheath or
 6  IV,  8 |          taste. As for insects, both winged and wingless, they can detect
 7  IV,  9 |           like the bee and the other winged insects; and others are
 8   v,  19|           asunder, and out flies the winged creature that we call the
 9   v,  19|      leekbane; this creature is also winged. From the flat animalcule
10   v,  19| metamorphosis, and transforms into a winged insect named the bostrychus (
11   v,  19|           come new canthari. Certain winged insects also come from the
12   v,  19|              their bursting issues a winged quadruped. The insect lives
13   v,  20|              animals die of old age.~Winged insects die in autumn from
14   v,  31|         destroyed by them. All other winged animals that are furnished
15   v,  32|            it is not known into what winged condition it is transformed.~