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 1 2 |  power of reason to the other animals, He provided beforehand
 2 2 |    either oppose the stronger animals with natural weapons, or
 3 2 |      as a prey to the greater animals, that their race might not
 4 2 |  which are given to the other animals, because wisdom was able
 5 2 |      he would be, as the dumb animals, if they were made naked
 6 3 |       that in which the other animals are born: for that these,
 7 3 |       pass by the more feeble animals. I ask, therefore, from
 8 3 |      the strength of the dumb animals without reason. Therefore
 9 3 |       equipped than the other animals, and more adorned. For though
10 3 |     is safe from all the dumb animals, and all those which are
11 3 |       nature does on the dumb animals; since, in their case, neither
12 3 |     to change them into those animals whose condition they prefer
13 4 |     the more feeble and timid animals herd together, that, since
14 4 |   multitude; but the stronger animals seek solitudes, since they
15 5 |      THE FIGURES AND LIMBS OF ANIMALS.~In the beginning, when
16 5 |      when God was forming the animals, He did not wish to conglobate
17 5 |  which supply various uses to animals. For in cattle and wild
18 6 |       that he might show that animals are not produced by any
19 6 |       world innumerable other animals of wonderful form and magnitude
20 6 |       say that there had been animals of immense size, in which
21 6 |   that, in the contrivance of animals, God did not foresee what
22 6 | Epicurus saw in the bodies of animals the skill of a divine plan;
23 6 |    But since all the races of animals, and all the limbs, observe
24 7 |      innumerable varieties of animals. For in almost all things
25 7 |    things are the same in all animals, yet there is an infinite
26 7 |  certain minute and injurious animals might be driven away from
27 8 |     had determined of all the animals to make man alone heavenly,
28 8 |    the rule not only over the animals which are on the earth,
29 8 |       in the case of the dumb animals, but like an orb and a globe,
30 10|    and this alone in the dumb animals, that it collects the food
31 10|       to have formed the dumb animals as though lying on one side,
32 14|       perhaps the more gentle animals would either have no gall
33 18|      it has been given to all animals in common; but this especially