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Aristotle's History of Animals

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migration, 215; kill bees, 265.

Χελιδὼν, flying fish, 95; Exocetus volitans.

Χέδροπες, leguminous plants, 205.

Χέλων, or χάλλων, a fish like the cestreus, 109, 159, 199.

Χελώνη, the river tortoise, Testudo orbicularis and Europæa, 34, 39, marine, Chelonia cephalo, 196; lives on shell-fish and sea-weed, 198; does not change its skin, 216, 238.

Χήμη, a large bivalve shell, Chama, 117.

Χὴν, goose, Anser domesticus and Anas segetum, 6, 27, 45, 47; gosling, 140, 141; different kinds, 203, 210.

Χηναλώπηξ, an Egyptian goose, Anas tadorna, _Strack_, 140, 203.

Χίμαιρα, probably the she goat, 72.

Χλωρεὺς, perhaps the same as χλωρίων, a foe to the woodpecker, and kills the turtle dove, Falco lanarius, 232.

Χλωρὶς, Motacilla fitis, or Loxia chloris, _Strack_, eats worms, 202; shape, eggs, nest, 245, 249.

Χλωρίων, perhaps oriole, Oriolus galbula, _Strack_, attacks the Χοιροπίθηκος, ape, Simia rostrata, S. porcaria, 34.

Χρὲμψ, a fish joined with labrax, 92.

Χρυσομήτρις, a bird (thistle finch), Fringilla serinus, 202.

Χρύσοφρυς, Sparus aurata L., 8, 44; sleeps, 98; food, 200; near the shore, 211; in estuaries, _ib._; hybernates, 214; impatient of cold, 218.

Χύμινδις, the same as χαλκις, 244.

Χυτοὶ, fish that swim in shoals, 109.

Ψ Ψάρος, starling, Sturnus vulgaris, 215, 249.

Ψὴν, gall insect, Cynips psenes, 136.

Ψήττα, a flat fish, Pleuronectes lingua and Rhombus, and maxima, 99, 109, 255.

Ψιττάκη, Parrot, Psittacus erithacus, 211.

Ψύλλα, flea, Pulex irritans, 134; a kind of spider, Salticus scenicus, 259.

Ψύλλος, parasites on fish, Talitrus locusta, 97.

Ψυχὴ, butterfly, Papilio, 89, 102, 123.

Ω Ὠτὶς, bustard, Otis tarda, 45, 102; Ὠτὸς, horned owl, Strix otus, 210, 252.

Ὦχροι, a kind of pulse, useful to bees, Pisum sativum, 268.

THE END.

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TRANSCRIBER'S CORRECTIONS page original text correction 27 It has a a talus like It has a talus like 34 The river-cocodiles have The river-crocodiles have 39 after phryne footnote anchor with no corresponding footnote 52 7. Other veins pass 7. "Other veins pass 63 those off warm sexual desires those of warm sexual desires 103 1. Oviparous quarupeds 1. Oviparous quadrupeds 104 for none of of them for none of them 144 the twin chickens was lrage the twin chickens was large 163 period for sexual intercouse. period for sexual intercourse.

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