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 1 III,  4  |  each of the two veins first disappears in its own flank, and soon
 2 III,  16 |      to emaciation the flesh disappears, and the creatures become
 3   v,  18 |      case of the young sepia disappears. In the case of the young
 4   v,  30 |    that comes last and first disappears. Both in the small and the
 5  VI,  7  |     in summer, and in winter disappears. The hawk has crooked talons,
 6  VI,  7  |   the hawk tribe, which bird disappears as a rule about the time
 7  VI,  10 |     decreases and eventually disappears, and becomes absorbed within
 8  VI,  12 | enough, under the Dogstar it disappears for about thirty days).
 9  VI,  14 |     the spawn thus protected disappears and gets lost rapidly.~In
10  VI,  18 |       Often in Epirus a bull disappears for three months together.
11 VII,  3  | other fluid it dissolves and disappears. If the membrane be pulled
12  IX,  5  |     a high degree in autumn, disappears, abandoning its usual resorts,
13  IX,  37 | losing substance and at last disappears. The female after parturition
14  IX,  49B|      called by some oenanthe disappears, and reappears when it is