The History of Animals - IntraText CT - Concordances: «approach»

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   Book,  Paragraph
 1  IV,  8 |        deeper when he hears the approach of the iron rod (for the
 2   v,  2 |      none but their keeper dare approach them. And, be it observed,
 3  VI,  18|       them they allow no one to approach, until either they are exhausted
 4  VI,  22|    months, but not to allow its approach for any longer on account
 5  VI,  29|       and weak, but towards the approach of the spring he is at his
 6 VII,  8 |      with; but as they grow and approach the term of egress from
 7  IX,  5 |         fear of man forbids the approach of wild animals. Again,
 8  IX,  5 | precipitous rock, with only one approach, and there it is said to
 9  IX,  12|         and sing chiefly at the approach of death; at this time they
10  IX,  34|         the young birds as they approach maturity, since they are
11  IX,  37|    stupid creature, for it will approach a man’s hand if it be lowered
12  IX,  40|      workers. Bees can tell the approach of rough weather or of rain;
13  IX,  41|     wasps is as follows. At the approach of summer, when the leaders
14  IX,  41|      stingless, females. At the approach of winter many of the wasps