Book, Chapter

 1      1, VII |     Orpheus’ theatre, where all beasts and birds assembled, and,
 2      1, VIII|        to have commandment over beasts as herdmen have, is a thing
 3      1, VIII|      that wherein man excelleth beasts; that by learning man ascendeth
 4      2, IX  |          distinguishing between beasts clean and unclean for meat,
 5      2, X   |   nourished by earth and water; beasts for the most part by herbs
 6      2, X   |     fruits; man by the flesh of beasts, birds, fishes, herbs, grains,
 7      2, X   |      aliment. Add hereunto that beasts have a more simple order
 8      2, X   | diverted upon the dissection of beasts alive, which notwithstanding
 9      2, XIII|      than to art, and rather to beasts, birds, fishes, serpents,
10      2, XIII|    method than that which brute beasts are capable of, and do put
11      2, XIII|          it is likewise said of beasts, Quis psittaco docuit suum ?