Book,  Paragraph

 1  VI,  18 |     other mares, the stallion bites and drives away the interlopers.
 2  VI,  18 |     mares make a movement, he bites her and drives her back.
 3  VI,  22 | swallows the after-birth, and bites off the growth, called the "
 4 VIII,  5 |      is said that whenever it bites it will never let go until
 5 VIII,  24|    mouse be pregnant when she bites, for the boils then burst,
 6 VIII,  29|       effects produced by the bites of serpents. The asp is
 7 VIII,  29|      But the deadliest of all bites of venomous creatures is
 8 VIII,  29|    hairy-looking; whenever it bites an animal, the flesh all
 9  IX,  6  |   help; to meet the blows and bites of their enemy the assailants
10  IX,  37 |      up the fishing-line, and bites it off short; it is caught
11  IX,  39 |      up; then it comes up and bites it.~