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 1        I, I    | adapted for feeding cattle and beasts of burden. It also produces
 2        I, I    |      or builds stables for his beasts of burden. No reptiles are
 3        I, XII  |      as lambs arc torn by wild beasts. Thus, being expelled from
 4      III, XXIII|       robbers and dens of wild beasts, than dwellings of men;
 5      III, XXIII|        spring up, where before beasts were wont to dwell, or men
 6      III, XXIII|       live after the manner of beasts.~But the man of God, desiring
 7       IV, XX   |       Tecla overcomes the wild beasts; chaste Euphemia overcomes
 8       IV, XX   |    overcomes the accursed wild beasts.~"Agnes joyously laughs
 9       IV, XXIX |        not only of four-footed beasts, but also of all corn and
10        V, XVIII|    health to many sick men and beasts; so that the holy dust being