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THe Graecians so tearme it because it is red of colour. The Venetians call it Ar∣bor: the Latines in imitati∣on of the Graekes, Rubellus.
It is a Sea fish, neither comes at any time into the f••esh waters: It harbowreth some time about the shore.
So soone as they are spawned, they are presently full of egges. And therefore (it is thought) they be all faemall.
They vse to rout together, and roue about the sea in troopes.