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 1   I,  1 |      as is the case with river worms, for out of these the gadfly
 2   v,  16|       sponge breeds parasites, worms, and other creatures, on
 3   v,  19|       helminthes or intestinal worms. And of these intestinal
 4   v,  19|        And of these intestinal worms there are three species:
 5   v,  19|      ascarid. These intestinal worms do not in any case propagate
 6   v,  19|    putrefaction; for instance, worms are found in long-lying
 7  VI,  13|    generated like the grubs of worms; for the opposite phenomena
 8  VI,  16|    because in some eels little worms are found, from which they
 9  IX,  6 |    Dogs, when they suffer from worms, eat the standing corn.
10  IX,  40|        the damaged combs small worms are engendered, which take
11  IX,  40| consists in a growth of little worms on the floor, from which,