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 1 III,  15 | excretion also, which turns into stones in the case of sufferers
 2  IV,  8  |         other words they clatter stones together, that the fish
 3  IV,  8  |   fishers catch it by clattering stones against the rock, and the
 4   v,  18 |          as brushwood, twigs, or stones; and fishermen place heaps
 5  VI,  13 |         shore, the goby close to stones; and, by the way, the spawn
 6 VIII,  2 |          is to say, they live on stones, slime, sea-weed, and excrement-as
 7 VIII,  20|         river end with reeds and stones, an aperture being left
 8 VIII,  20|        composed of brushwood and stones leaving a small open space,
 9 VIII,  26|      time it takes to swallowing stones. It suffers also from diarrhoea:
10  IX,  37 |        it like the colour of the stones adjacent to it; it does
11  IX,  40 |        rattling with crockery or stones; it is uncertain, however,