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 1   I,   2|           now extinguished? Have animals of the land and of the sea
 2   I,  11|          because it has added to animals monsters so cruel.
 3   I,  17|          faults which are in the animals of earth. And what therefore
 4   I,  28|        sacred attributes of vile animals put in rivalry with them.
 5   I,  33|         be? In fine, if the dumb animals even could stammer forth
 6   I,  38|    causes; what is the origin of animals, what rules regulate seeds;
 7  II,  17|     excel the whole race of dumb animals in understanding. I might
 8  II,  17| excellent than all the tribes of animals. Is it because we have made
 9  II,  17|           What! do not the other animals show forethought in this
10  II,  39|          with the blood of slain animals; make no mention of Himself:
11  II,  41|    asunder the flesh of wretched animals, some snatch one part, others
12  II,  62|          if the blood of certain animals is offered to certain deities.
13  II,  76|         gold, sacrifice herds of animals, and all heap up boxfuls
14 III,  15|      ingrafted the forms of dumb animals upon their divine causes,
15  IV,  26|         form of one of the lower animals, and neighing loudly, escaped
16   V,   9|        in men, but in some other animals also, and by common feeling?
17 VII,  15|      burning the unhappy race of animals funeral pyres, and mounds
18 VII,  18|          are now speaking of the animals sacrificed, what cause,
19 VII,  18|     certain deities with certain animals, according to the sacrificial
20 VII,  18|          the contrary, with male animals? For if victims are slain
21 VII,  21|           Has a partition of the animals been made amongst the gods?
22 VII,  24|        in sacrifice the flesh of animals whole and entire, what is
23 VII,  24|         gullet, where ruminating animals are accustomed to send down
24 VII,  25|    altars at once with the whole animals? What cause, what reason
25 VII,  36|    glutted with the slaughter of animals. You think that, by wine