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 1   I,  16 |       through which, when men, in drinking, inhale any of the liquid,
 2 III,  12 | intercourse with the female after drinking it, beget black lambs, as
 3 III,  19 |  abundant-as creatures just after drinking have the liquid inside them
 4  VI,  2  |           rush-mat and to keep on drinking until he hatched them. Instances
 5 VII,  11 |         spongy that if a woman in drinking happen to swallow a hair,
 6 VIII,  3 |         is generally caught while drinking. These pigeons bring their
 7 VIII,  8 |       Cattle like clear water for drinking; but the horse in this respect
 8 VIII,  10|          improved in condition by drinking, and accordingly they give
 9 VIII,  11|           is particularly fond of drinking water if it be found bubbling
10 VIII,  12|            and, by the way, after drinking wine, the parrot becomes
11 VIII,  18|         auguries as in the act of drinking; all other birds drink,
12 VIII,  24|         in every way, whether for drinking or for bathing purposes;
13 VIII,  28|          acquire the habit of not drinking in summer, owing to the
14  IX,  7  |       when they are in the act of drinking, but only when they have