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 1   1, 1     |     unimpeded production of the animals; the traditionary and unchanging
 2   1, 1     |      the provisions for all the animals, as suitable for each; their
 3   1, 16    |        all the various kinds of animals, and every beautiful form
 4   1, 18    |     womb, and forms (them) into animals. The same too makes to ascend
 5   1, 20    |         irrational and rational animals, and is comprehended both
 6   1, 23    |       provides the food for the animals, not only for those that
 7   1, 31    |         it the forms of certain animals; on one figure, the head;
 8   1, 34    |    operations, (whether) in the animals, the plants, or in the beings
 9   1, 36    |      the things visible are the animals and plants. So also, in
10   1, 37    |        bodily eyes, as also the animals and other earthly things (
11   1, 44    |   sensitive being of the fierce animals, or any kind of reptile
12   1, 45    |         sorts of possession (in animals), are given to men; even
13   1, 47    |      creeping things, (and) the animals. And, to all these words
14   1, 47    |       is it with the irrational animals ? Have they not eyes, ears,
15   1, 47    |         beyond these irrational animals; that like these we are
16   1, 47    |        with us: because, of all animals, man is the most defective,
17   1, 47    |     species. And, to many other animals must he cede the victory,
18   1, 47    |      Panther, and of many other animals? or, how quickly or easily
19   1, 47    |        irrational nature of the animals, nor this common name irrational,
20   1, 48    |         one time, he trains the animals that are suited to the chace;
21   1, 48    |      avails himself of the tame animals for (his) service; reducing (
22   1, 50    |        usages of the irrational animals. For these, destitute (as
23   1, 52    |     however, the birds, and the animals, will devour one another:
24   1, 57    |      life of the graminivorous (animals), has well applied (himself)
25   1, 61    |       pleases will he form into animals; even this inanimate matter
26   1, 62    |         the images of (various) animals. By the abundance of (his)
27   1, 65    |          65. This alone, of the animals that are on the earth, partaking
28   1, 67    |    Because to him alone, of the animals that are on the earth, has
29   1, 74    |      even with those irrational animals, which may just now be brought
30   2, 12    |    every frightful image of the animals ; to every sort of untamed
31   2, 12    |    reptile; and to the fiercest animals. The Phoenicians too, named 13
32   2, 18    |       companies of the rational animals which were on the earth,
33   2, 21(49)|         those of the irrational animals, will perish with their
34   2, 44    |      the rest of the irrational animals ; and, that (these) differed
35   2, 49    |        sacrifices of irrational animals: shewing by this means,—
36   3, 12    |          noxious and irrational animals; but should acknowledge
37   3, 39    | inanimate lyre soothed both the animals and trees, and so changed
38   3, 39    |         to rational man, not to animals that are irrational; and
39   3, 40    |       in the perishing skins of animals; but He inscribed on the
40   3, 71    |        sacrifices of irrational animals: much less will he delight
41   5, 5     |        sacrifices of irrational animals ? Neither with blood and
42   5, 5     |        sacrifices of irrational animals, or by those of fire, smoke,
43   5, 6     |       is in no respect like the animals that are irrational, but