Part, Question

 1   1, 19 |     Also when a lion kills a ~stag, his object is food, to
 2   2, 2  |      lion in strength, by the stag in fleetness. ~Therefore
 3   2, 6  |     Thus a lion, ~on seeing a stag in movement and coming towards
 4   2, 6  |      to be moved ~towards the stag. Secondly, in so far as
 5   2, 6  |     time that he is killing a stag. Therefore ~ignorance does
 6   2, 6  | ignorance, thinking to kill a stag. And ignorance of this kind,
 7   2, 13 |       a hound in ~following a stag, on coming to a crossroad,
 8   2, 13 |   tries by scent whether the ~stag has passed by the first
 9   2, 13 |      and if he find that the ~stag has not passed there, being
10   2, 13 |   exclusion, arguing that the stag must have passed by this
11   2, 139|    lion is pleased to see the stag, or to hear its voice, in