Book, Chapter

1      I, 14|    merry with those minuter animals, which their glorious Maker
2      I, 14|  sting. What of the greater animals, when the small ones so
3     II, 4 |   to the level of the other animals, his subjects, which were
4     II, 10|     resembled the figure of animals). "Every precious stone
5     II, 12|  aqueous and the earth-born animals. As goodness conceived all
6     II, 17|  first shown in the case of animals might be raised from such
7     II, 18| pronouncing unclean certain animals which were once blessed,
8     IV, 24|    since even these noxious animals have actually been unable
9     IV, 24|  subjugation of all noxious animals. Lastly, you may discover