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De mulſa ceteriſqꝫ poculis melliciscv.De melle venenoſocvi.De aluearibus apum fabricādis atqꝫ purgādis. cvii.De aluearibus apum caſtrandiscviii.De vtilitate ip̄oꝝ aluearium in mediciniscix.De hiis que cōtraria ſunt apibus vel nociuacx.De morbis apumcxi.De araneacxii.cxiii.De aranearum generationeDe venatione araneecxiiii.De diuerſis ſpeciebus araneecxv.De morſu araneecxvi.cxvii.De tela araneeDe bibone et blactacxviii.De bombicecxix.De brucocxx.De bubone et bupreſtecxxi.De cantaridacxxii.De virtute cantaridaꝝ in medicinacxxiii.De ceruleo ⁊ ceruo volantecxxiiii.De cicadacxxv.De cicendela ⁊ cimice ⁊ cōſtrocxxvi.De culicecxxvii.De hiis quibꝰ effugātur culices aut necāt̉ cxxviii.De cinomiacxxix.De engula et erucacxxx.De formicacxxxiDe formice ſolertiacxxxiicxxxiii.De hiis que cōtraria ſunt formicisDe maioribus formiciscxxxiiii.De formicoleonecxxxv.De fucocxxxvi.De grillo et gurgulionecxxxvii.De lanifico et limace cxxxviii.cxxxix.De locuſtaDe generatione locuſtarumcxl.De nocumētis earumcxli.De remediis contra eascxlii.De medicinis ex corꝑibus locuſtarumcxliii.De lumbricocxliiii.De multipedecxlv.De muſaraneocxlvi.cxlvii.De muſcaDe eodemcxlviii.De opimachocxlixDe papilionecl.De pediculocliDe puliceclii.De pyrali ⁊ rana ⁊ ricino cliii.cliiii.De rutelaDe ſanguiſugacliDe operatione illius in medicinaclviclvii.De ſcabroneclviii.De ſcarabe oDe ſcynipheclix.De ſcorꝑioneclxDe diuerſis generibus ſcorꝑionum ⁊ morſibus vel icticlxibus eorumDe accidētibꝰ pūcture vel morſui ſcorpionūclxii.De remediis ꝯtra ſcorpiones ac medicinis eoꝝ clxiii.De hiis quibꝰ pūctura vel morſꝰ ſananturclxiiii.De medicinis ex ipſis ſcorpionibꝰclxv.De ſeta et ſimultate ⁊ ſolifugaclxvi.clxvii.De ſphalangioneDe ſpoliatore colubri ac ſtellaclxviii.De tābanoclxix.clxx.De thamur et tapulaclxxi.De teredine
De teſtudineclxxii.De quadrulici teſtudinum genereclxxiii.De tineaclxxiiii.De veſpaclxxv.De diuerſis generibus veſparumclxxvi.De cibis et manſionibus earumclxxvii.De generatione ipſaꝝclxxviii.De punctionibus earumclxxix.¶ I ¶ De reptilibus in generali.¶ Petrus comeſtor.eptilia cūbeſtiis. vt ſupra dictū eſt. homini ſuntin exercitium ſicutiumenta in adiutorium. Reptiliumautem tria ſunt genera: videlicet ſerpentia vt colubri. qͥcoſtarum vi ſe rapiunt. Repētia vt lacerte vel botrace? q̄pedibus repūt. Trahētia vt vermes: qui ore ſe trahūt.¶ Areſtotiles in libro de aīmalibus. In aīalibus ouātibus ac generātibꝰ vermes femīa maior eſt vt in lacertis et ranis ſerpētibus ⁊ araneis. Uermes qui generātur ex animalibus cibantur prius: deinde nō recipiuntcibum: ſed remanent immobiles: ſicut qui dicuntur apideni. ⁊ ſunt coloris aurei. Animalia ſquamoſa ſicut lacertule ac ſerpentes comedunt indifferenter herbas etcarnes. Uiuūt autem huiuſmodi ⁊ manent in lapidumparietumqꝫ rimis: et in locis anguſtis. Porro caudeſerpentium atqꝫ lacertoꝝ creſcūt poſtꝙͣ abſciſe ſunt.¶ Andromachus in libro de tertaca Natura ingeniauit vt magnificaret mandibulas et dilataret os reptilium rapaciū ⁊ habentiū venena. vt eſſet ei facilius ⁊ cōuenientius in rapina. Unde magnificatio mādibularū⁊ dilatatio ſuꝑ vehementiā virtutis ⁊ audaciam eorū.¶ Achildes in libro de vene. Ex cōfectione arnogloſſe ac zedim reptilia ꝯgregantur ⁊ ex eo reficiūtur. Porro ſi ſputum hominis quando ieiunus eſt cum ariſtologie puluere miſceat̉. reptile quod ex eo guſtauerit moritur..II.¶ De ſerpentibus in cōmuni ¶ IſidorusErpens dicitur quia occultis acceſſibus ſerpit. nec apertis paſſibꝰ: ſed ſquamaꝝ minutiſſimis niſibus repit. Illa aūt que quatuor pedibus vtūtur vt lacerte ⁊ ſtelliones: nō ſerpentes: ſed reꝑtilia nominātur. Serpētes aūt etiam reptilia ſunt: quiaventre ⁊ pectore reptant. Quoꝝ tot venena quot genera: tot ꝑnicies: quot ſpeciēs: tot dolores: quot coloreshabentur. ¶ Areſtotiles in libro de animalibus. Serpentes abſcōdunt ſe et latent in terra. Sunt aūt mediiinter animalia ſanguinea agreſtia: et aquoſa. plus em̄manent ſuper terra: ⁊ pauci in aqua. Sunt quidē in mari varium ſerpētium genera: nec manēt in profundo: ſꝫꝓpe ripam. Accidit ſerpentibus quod ⁊ pullis accidityrūdinum. quia videlicet ſi quis eis ꝑforauerit oculum⁊ ex cecauerit: reuertetur viſus iteꝝ. Caude quoqꝫ ſerpentium. vt dictuꝫ eſt. creſcūt poſtꝙͣ abſciſe ſunt. ¶ Plinius libro viii. Animalibus in hyemes quibuſdam prouiſum eſt pabulū ⁊ alijs pro cibo ſomnus. Sola ſerpentium vipera dicitur condi terra. Cetere aūt arborū velſaxoꝝ cauernis vel cauis ⁊ alias vl̓ annua fame durātalgore modo dempto. Om̄ia vero ſeceſſus temꝑe venenō orba dormiūt. ¶ Idem in libro xi. Sibilus ſerpētibꝰeſt longus. affectus aūt indicia ſunt etiā in ſerpentibuſ