Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  5  |        as the gilthead and the basse; some have two only,-to
 2  IV,  8  |     the chremps, the labrax or basse, the salpe or saupe, the
 3  IV,  10 |       pronged instruments. The basse, the chrysophrys or gilt-head,
 4   v,  9  |     exception of the labrax or basse; for this fish (alone amongst
 5   v,  10 |   gilt-head, and the labrax or basse, breed best where rivers
 6   v,  11 |   instance, in winter-time the basse, the grey mullet, and the
 7  VI,  13 |     fish are oviparous, as the basse, the mullet, the grey mullet,
 8  VI,  17 |   chrysophrys or gilthead, the basse, the mormyrus, and in general
 9 VIII,  19|      head, as the chromis, the basse, the sciaena, and the braize;
10 VIII,  30| breeding time; the mullet, the basse, and scaly fishes in general
11  IX,  2  |   after they have spawned.~The basse and the grey mullet are
12  IX,  2  |       injury is wrought by the basse, in that of the conger-eel