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Ἁλιεύς: fishing-frog, Lophius piscatorius L.
Ἀλώπηξ: fox-shark, Alopecias vulpes Bp.
Ἀμία: bonito, more esp. the pelamid or belted bonito, Sarda sarda Cuv., to a lesser degree the bonito or striped-bellied tunny, Katsuwonus pelamis Kish.
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Ἀνθίας: in 977 c probably the Mediterranean barbier, Serranus anthias C. V.; sometimes spoken of as a much larger fish, then of uncertain identity.
Βελόνη: usually the pipefish (Syngnathus rubescens Risso and S. acus L.) and the garfish (Belone imperialis Vincig. and Strongylura acus Lacép.); in 983 C indeterminable.
Γαλεός: generic term for sharks and dogfishes, more esp. Scyllium canicula Cuv., S. catulus Cuv., and Mustelus vulgaris Müll.
Γαλῆ: principally the hake and rockling, Phycis sp. and Motella sp.
Γόγγρος: conger-eel, Conger vulgaris Cuv.
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Ἔλλοψ: probably mostly the common sturgeon, Acipenser sturio L.
Ἡγεμών: usually the pilot-fish, Naucrates ductor Cuv.; in 980 F apparently also one of the globe-fishes, such as Diodon hystrix L.
Θρίσσα: probably the shad, Alosa vulgaris C. V., or the sardinelle, Sardinella aurita C. V.
Θύννος: tunny, mostly the common tunny, Thunnus thynnus L.
Ἱερός: sacred, an epithet applied to several fish, more especially the Ἀμθίας, the gilthead, the sturgeon, the dolphin, and the pilotfish.
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Ἰουλίς: rainbow-wrasse, Coris iulis Gth.
Κεστρεύς: the gray mullet in general, sometimes the common gray mullet, Mugil capito Cuv., in particular.
