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 1  II,  11 | tortoise. It assumes a greenish hue in dying, and retains this
 2  II,  11 |         dying, and retains this hue after death. It resembles
 3 III,  1  |     others somewhat of a sallow hue; in all cases it is entirely
 4 III,  9  |          or white, or of medium hue, so are the horns, the claws,
 5 III,  9  |          as the case may be, of hue to match. And it is the
 6   v,  15 |      their case is of a reddish hue. Further, as a general rule,
 7   v,  15 |    southern waters of a reddish hue. The murex is caught in
 8   v,  24 |         wax is much sallower in hue than the wax in the honeycomb
 9  VI,  10 |   colours within but is of even hue; and the colour is nearer
10 VIII,  30|         phycis also changes its hue: in general it is white,
11  IX,  40 |         honey that is golden in hue is excellent. White honey