The History of Animals - IntraText CT - Concordances: «enter»

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Alphabetical [« »] ensuing 1 ensure 2 entangled 2 enter 10 entered 1 entering 4 enters 2	Frequency [« »] 10 ear 10 easy 10 enemies 10 enter 10 envelops 10 existence 10 feelers	Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances enter

   Book,  Paragraph
 1  IV,  8  |         bait, the fish refuse to enter the weel or even to draw
 2   v,  5  |          of such extension as to enter the receptive organ in the
 3   v,  6  |         the latter enables it to enter the nostril or funnel of
 4  VI,  17 |      with the young tunnies, and enter Pontus in the spring as
 5 VIII,  13| coly-mackerel as a rule does not enter the Euxine, but passes the
 6 VIII,  13|    visible both as they quit and enter the Euxine. The trichiae,
 7  IX,  7  |         impending parturition to enter the nest, the male will
 8  IX,  7  |    quarrel with one another, and enter each other’s nests, though
 9  IX,  14 |      nest upset the sea does not enter in; the hollow channels
10  IX,  40 |        they can do so unnoticed, enter and spoil the combs of other