Book,  Paragraph

 1 VIII,  12|        ordinary haunts; others migrate, quitting Pontus and the
 2 VIII,  12|       heat. In some cases they migrate from places near at hand,
 3 VIII,  12|     the crane; for these birds migrate from the steppes of Scythia
 4 VIII,  12|     underground. Pelicans also migrate, and fly from the Strymon
 5 VIII,  12|      for warmth, and in summer migrate to the hills for coolness.
 6 VIII,  12| greater hurry will it be in to migrate on account of extremes of
 7 VIII,  12|       cushat and the rock-dove migrate, and never winter in our
 8 VIII,  12|      no leaders, but when they migrate hence, the glottis flits
 9 VIII,  13|    some, as has been observed, migrate from the outer seas in towards
10 VIII,  16|        hiding; they do not all migrate, as is generally supposed,
11 VIII,  16|     others, instead of hiding, migrate at the same time as the
12 VIII,  19|      the fact that most fishes migrate to the Euxine for the summer;