Book, Chapter

 1    I, 18|    assigned in greater measure to cattle, and it is often impaired
 2    I, 21|           not better to live like cattle, than to worship deities
 3   II, 3 |        man to imitate the life of cattle. To understand that which
 4   II, 6 |         both beasts of burden and cattle, and the other kinds of
 5   II, 10|           of death. Therefore the cattle do not look up to heaven,
 6   II, 13|       does not extend to the dumb cattle, whose spirits, not being
 7  III, 8 |          of wild beasts, horns of cattle, and wings of birds, so
 8  III, 8 |        these men, who differ from cattle and the brutes, not in feeling,
 9    V, 10|          be slain in the place of cattle? But this, as I have said,
10    V, 21| disgraceful figures of beasts and cattle, and adore as gods some
11   VI, 15|        beasts, or gentleness from cattle. For those qualities which
12   VI, 18|           man? For if you provoke cattle or horses, they turn against
13   VI, 21|      which they desire, who, like cattle, are slaves to the body;
14  VII, 6 |         incense, and the blood of cattle? Which things cannot be
15  VII, 23|         they passed from men into cattle, and from cattle into men;
16  VII, 23|         men into cattle, and from cattle into men; and that he himself