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Alphabetical [« »] grape-beetle 1 grapes 7 grasps 1 grass 12 grasshopper 7 grasshoppers 4 grateful 1	Frequency [« »] 12 frog 12 fruit 12 goose 12 grass 12 habitat 12 hatching 12 heads	Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances grass

   Book,  Paragraph
 1 III,  21|       quenches milk, as Median grass or lucerne, and that especially
 2  VI,  8 |   fenny and well supplied with grass; consequently, the mother-bird
 3 VIII,  2|     for dry land it browses on grass). These creatures suffer
 4 VIII,  2|   feeds on his own species, on grass, or on roots, or on any
 5 VIII,  5|  carnivorous animals never eat grass except when they are sick,
 6 VIII,  5|     bring on a vomit by eating grass and thereby purge themselves.~
 7 VIII,  6| exception, it cares little for grass or fruit, but of all animals
 8 VIII,  7|        Cattle feed on corn and grass, and fatten on vegetables
 9 VIII,  8|     and asses feed on corn and grass, but are fattened chiefly
10  IX,  1 |     grazing: the bird feeds on grass, and sees too dimly to foresee
11  IX,  5 |      that they lie down on the grass. If there be two hunters,
12  IX,  6 |      are ill, eat some kind of grass and produce vomiting. The