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 1   I,  5 |             but use the sea just as snakes use dry ground-and by the
 2   I,  5 |          dry ground-and by the way, snakes swim in water in just the
 3  II,  17|            the liver, and the other snakes have it usually beside the
 4   v,  34|          With regard to serpents or snakes, the viper is externally
 5  VI,  1 |             generative processes in snakes and insects, and also in
 6  VI,  13|             abdomen (like the blind snakes), and, after it has spawned
 7 VIII,  4| consequently, at times men hunt for snakes by pouring wine into saucers
 8 VIII,  4|             his gullet. Spiders and snakes can both go without food
 9  IX,  1 |              for the eagle lives on snakes; so are the ichneumon and
10  IX,  6 |      desperately with mice-catching snakes, as they both prey on the