Histories of Aristotle and Theophrastus

A deer was captured having ivy on its horns 210.10
Horns of deer 31.30
Horns of deer are entirely solid 64.10
How the blood of horns is thickened 45.30
Udders of does 159.30
How deer smell, and what they do after mating 160.10
The doe teaches her fawn 209.20
The doe fights for her fawns 209.20
Why a very fat deer withdraws 209.20
Where the deer loses its horns 209.20
Mating of deer 159.20
Birth of deer 159.20
The deer grows rapidly 15.30
Purging of the doe after birth 159.30
By what reason does defend their fawns 159.30
Lifespan of deer 159.30
Where does with a slit ear are 159.30
The male deer has horns, the female does not 98.30
Deer rarely suffer from the sea 101.10
Whales 17.10
Whales that do not have gills generate animals 141.20
Teats are given to whales 71.30
Whale odors excite fish 91.30
Mating of the whale genus 102.20
Chalcis 199.10
By what evil is the Chalcis fish infested 196.20
What kind of bird the Chalcis is 215.30
Origin of the chameleon 113.10
When the chameleon changes its color 41.30
The black chameleon is not unlike a crocodile 41.30

The color of the chameleon is changed over the whole body 41.30
The chameleon moves sluggishly 41.30
What the chameleon is like when dead 41.30
The pulse of the chameleon 41.30
Where the chameleon has an artery 41.20
Where the chameleon has blood 41.20
Feet of the chameleon 41.10
The chameleon has a firm membrane 41.20
When dissected, the chameleon can still breathe for a long time 41.30
How many internal parts the chameleon has 41.20
The chameleon can move parts of its body at will 41.20
Domiciles of the chameleon 41.20
The chameleon is similar to a lizard 41.1
Description of the chameleon 41.1
Tail of the chameleon 41.1
Whence we name the stone-curlew bird 215.20
Egyptian geese 131.30
The chromis is offended by cold 194.30
Chromis fish lay once 105.30
The chromis fish hears as if in liquid 91.20
The chromis fish is seen to be vocal 93.30
Chrysalides 119.1
How foods differ 175.10
Foods that cause bloating are harmful to nurses 174.30
The cicada alone lacks a mouth 89.1
The nourishment of the cicada is dew 89.1
The cicada does not have excrement 89.1