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 1   v,  17 |     trunkwards, there are two intervals devoid of eggs; for it is
 2   v,  20 | transformations take place in intervals of three or four days, corresponding
 3  VI,  9  |       after the other, but at intervals of two or three days. Such
 4  VI,  15 |     place, and so, with short intervals excepted, it may be said
 5  VI,  18 |   usually manifests itself at intervals of two, four, and six months;
 6  VI,  21 |      the way, at considerable intervals. Young bulls by reason of
 7  VI,  22 |       A mare, then, breeds at intervals; a she-ass breeds on and
 8  VI,  23 |      trainers always allow of intervals between breeding times.
 9  VI,  33 |       but bring them forth at intervals over as many days as the
10 VIII,  5 |     other day or at irregular intervals, and the substance of it
11 VIII,  6 |    and elevate their heads at intervals; the purple coot is the
12 VIII,  15|     it is only caught at long intervals. We are led also to infer
13 VIII,  15|   seen at all or seen only at intervals.~
14 VIII,  23|    breath comes warm at short intervals; in fact, craurus in cattle