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 1 17| Athamas and Agave descry wild beasts in their children. Now is
 2 30|      herds have expelled wild beasts; sandy deserts are sown;
 3 32|  course of the transmigration beasts pass from human beings,
 4 32| beings, and human beings from beasts. Let (Empedocles') Thamnuses
 5 32|      at all be transferred to beasts, even when they are supposed
 6 32|    fare of bitter leaves, and beasts of the dung-hill, and poisonous
 7 32|       men are compared to the beasts because of their character,
 8 32|    God says, "Man is like the beasts that perish"), it does not
 9 32| quoted): it likens man to the beasts in nature, but not in substance.
10 33|       it has cast to the wild beasts the ill-fated victims whom
11 33|       consign to various wild beasts, which are selected and
12 33|      not to transmigrate into beasts, but are to return into
13 34|       into the bodies of wild beasts; but yet we have deemed
14 58|    over it. The bites of wild beasts are a glory to young heroes,