Book, Chapter

 1    I, 9 |        belt; if he slew savage horses together with their master?
 2    I, 17|       to pieces by his madened horses, called in the most excellent
 3    I, 17|    such a determined hatred of horses? What do all these things
 4   II, 8 | washing off the sweat of their horses, when their temple which
 5   II, 8 |      deities, mounted on white horses, are said to have presented
 6  III, 8 |        Is it not discovered in horses, since they exult in victory,
 7  III, 22|  therefore he assigned to them horses and arms: it follows that
 8  III, 28|     need of a chariot and four horses. Democritus says that the
 9   VI, 17|  affections as though by swift horses, if it keeps the right way,
10   VI, 18|       if you provoke cattle or horses, they turn against you either