Chapter

 1 1intro|        stumbling-blocks for our feet. Accordingly I advise you,
 2 2     |       or hooked talons on their feet; and none of them is destitute
 3 3     |       raise themselves on their feet, and express their joy by
 4 5     |         limbs, which are called feet, that, being fixed on the
 5 5     |         are in all animals--the feet; also two close to the head
 6 5     |        and wild beasts they are feet like the hinder ones; but
 7 5     |        former limbs are neither feet nor hands; but wings, which,
 8 6     |       ears for hearing, nor the feet for walking, since these
 9 7     |      last place, the thighs and feet. Nor do the limbs only keep
10 7     |         or if you should attach feet or hair to serpents, in
11 9     |        itself to seeing, as the feet cannot to walking when they
12 10    |     left. Therefore, as the two feet and also hands not only
13 13    |        figure should deform the feet; but they are at once strengthened
14 13    |         But in the soles of the feet there is the same plan as
15 13    |     stand, or should need other feet for standing, as is the
16 13    | strengthens the pressure of the feet with no slight aid; for