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| Alphabetical [« »] sheer 4 shell 70 shell-covered 1 shell-fish 11 shell-fish-for 1 shell-formation 2 shell-like 4 | Frequency [« »] 11 rock 11 scallop 11 sea-weed 11 shell-fish 11 shoals 11 sign 11 sitting | Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances shell-fish |
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1 IV, 4 | through the shells of other shell-fish on which they prey. The 2 IV, 6 | with excretion, as other shell-fish are. The colour of the ascidian 3 v, 15 | sand, like the murex.)~(Shell-fish, then, grow in the way above 4 VIII, 2 | about in quest of food. Of shell-fish that are mobile, some are 5 VIII, 2 | feeds also on sea-weed, on shell-fish, and on mud. The grey mullet 6 VIII, 13| will not. For instance, the shell-fish seek concealment without 7 VIII, 20| through the open space.~Shell-fish, as a rule, are benefited 8 VIII, 20| make them weigh more.~To shell-fish in general drought is unwholesome. 9 IX, 37 | creature in a kind of nest. Of shell-fish, and fish that are finless, 10 IX, 37 | and sheaths of crabs and shell-fish, and the skeletons of little 11 IX, 37 | cases as in that of other shell-fish; neither is it ascertained