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 1   I,  1 |        instance the bees and the spiders, for the bee lives on honey
 2   v,  18| polypuses creep out, like little spiders, in great numbers; the characteristic
 3   v,  20|          the ordinary wasp, kill spiders and carry off the dead bodies
 4   v,  27|                               27~Spiders in all cases copulate in
 5   v,  27|          and not partially, into spiders; for, by the way, the grubs
 6   v,  27|         take definite shape.~All spiders lay their eggs in a web;
 7   v,  27|          eggs in a web; but some spiders lay in a small and fine
 8   v,  27|         the same time into young spiders; but the moment the development
 9  VI,  17|        parent like so many young spiders, for the fish spawns on
10 VIII,  4|        and length of his gullet. Spiders and snakes can both go without
11  IX,  38|      creatures akin to these; of spiders some are more skilful and
12  IX,  39|                            39~Of spiders and phalangia there are
13  IX,  39|          wolf-spiders.) Of these spiders the small one weaves no
14  IX,  39|         captured.~Of the skilful spiders, weaving a substantial web,
15  IX,  39|        hole for a lurking-place. Spiders can spin webs from the time