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 1  II,  15 |       gut, as the pigeon, the raven, the quail, the swallow,
 2  II,  17 | stomach, as with the daw, the raven, and the carrion-crow. The
 3 III,  12 |    turn white or grey, as the raven, the sparrow, and the swallow;
 4  VI,  6  |       that, as some aver, the raven lays only two eggs; it lays
 5 VIII,  28|        the hare, the fox, the raven, and the hawk; others are
 6  IX,  1  |      and so with kite and the raven, for, owing to his having
 7  IX,  1  |  maims the animal. And so the raven is at war with the bull
 8  IX,  1  |       the animal’s young. The raven and the fox are good friends,
 9  IX,  1  |     are good friends, for the raven is at enmity with the merlin;
10  IX,  1  |    merlin assails the fox the raven comes and helps the animal.
11  IX,  23 |       as a rule in towns, the raven and the crow. These also
12  IX,  31 |   from the neighbourhood. The raven lays four or five eggs.
13  IX,  32 |      chased and caught by the raven and the other birds. It