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| Alphabetical [« »] ravenously 2 ravens 2 ravines 1 ray 13 ray-and 1 rays 1 razor-fish 3 | Frequency [« »] 13 parents 13 peculiarly 13 raven 13 ray 13 receptive 13 save 13 seed | Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances ray |
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1 I, 5 | and long-tailed, as the ray and the sting-ray, but these 2 II, 13 | as the torpedo and the ray, while the lanky ones have 3 v, 5 | furnished with tails-as the ray, the trygon, and the like-copulate 4 v, 11 | equinox; likewise the electric ray and the angel-fish. Other 5 VI, 10 | and falls out; with the ray, after it has laid the egg 6 VI, 10 | the way, a large electric ray has been seen with about 7 VI, 10 | fish, the trygon and the ray cannot extrude and take 8 VI, 11 | of the two. The electric ray brings forth in the late 9 VI, 11 | fishes, such as the electric ray, the ray, the smooth skate, 10 VI, 11 | as the electric ray, the ray, the smooth skate, and the 11 VI, 12 | resembles the female of the ray; in all other respects it 12 VIII, 15| crustaceans, the rock-fish, the ray, and the cartilaginous species 13 IX, 37 | beings. Again, the hake, the ray, the flat-fish, and the