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 1  IV,  4  |       relaxes its hold to go in quest of food. In the case of
 2  IV,  8  |         food that insects go in quest of is of diverse kinds,
 3   v,  12 |       by reason of not going in quest of food during the hatching
 4 VIII,  2 |      the rock and goes about in quest of food. Of shell-fish that
 5 VIII,  3 | frequent the trunks of trees in quest of food. There is also the
 6 VIII,  12|    outer sea in towards land in quest of heat; in summer they
 7 VIII,  15|        while from their lair in quest of food.~Most fishes are
 8  IX,  1  |  approved spirit and proceed in quest of wild animals; when they
 9  IX,  5  |        afterbirth, then goes in quest of the seseli shrub, and
10  IX,  18 |        with it, is eager in the quest of it, and works by day;
11  IX,  33 |          and, when it is not in quest of prey, it keeps a watch
12  IX,  39 |       then hastens again to its quest of prey. If something comes