Book, Chapter

1    IV, 41|  made out of the caul of an ox; and when fashioned into
2   VII, 4 |  And this animal is neither ox, nor horse, nor man, nor
3   VII, 4 |   animality. The horse, and ox, and dog, and each of the
4   VII, 6 | particular animals, such as ox, horse, and the rest that
5   VII, 6 |   horse an animal, and that ox is an animal, and each of
6   VII, 6 |  For neither does horse nor ox differ from man so far forth
7   VII, 6 |    with Sensation. Such are ox, man, horse, and each of
8   VII, 10|   is non-existent, we sever ox, horse, (and) man. When,