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 1 I       |        the souls and bodies of animals, certainly when the why
 2 XX      |      drawing on the stories of animals and the sagacity they show,
 3 XX      |         for our sakes, for the animals which serve us; "He causeth
 4 XX      |      far less than that of the animals, and very far less than
 5 XX      |      beasts as elephants. Some animals which were intended by nature
 6 XX      |        them, just as we do the animals that are not wild. So then,
 7 XX      |        and boars, and all such animals, are given to us to exercise
 8 XX      |        or kind of instinct the animals have in using the antidotes
 9 XX      |        come to be known by the animals, is this any proof that
10 XX      |    each animal, shows that the animals have not wisdom or reason,
11 XX      |      say the same of the other animals. But Celsus thinks the books
12 XX      |      supposed to surpass other animals, let me remind those who
13 XX      |        opinion that many other animals will put in a claim to the
14 XX      |       learn the art from other animals, and specially from birds;
15 XX      |     for divination by means of animals, or not. Secondly, among
16 XX      |    gods of divination that the animals receive their impulses,
17 XX      |   flights and cries, the other animals to such and such movements;
18 XX      |        that the souls of these animals are more divine than others,
19 XX      |        from demons or gods the animals derive their divination
20 XX      |        by birds, and the other animals believed to be "divining,"
21 XX      |     instances to show that the animals have not in themselves a
22 XX      |    fully "possess" the gentler animals as they can the wild ones,
23 XX      |      really wickedness in such animals. ~20. And nothing in Moses
24 XX      |       the different natures of animals, and has either learnt from
25 XX      |    made the discovery, all the animals which he classifies as unclean
26 XX      |      generally speaking, clean animals. Amongst the unclean Moses
27 XX      |       the Prophets, that these animals are taken to represent the
28 XX      |        demons and each kind of animals. And as among men some are
29 XX      |        of them may use certain animals to deceive men, according
30 XX      |       give the impulse to such animals, and not to men, though
31 XX      |        false that "many of the animals have claims to Divine conceptions,"
32 XXI     | necessary for our purpose. But animals, plants, and generally whatever
33 XXI     |     most part 436the nature of animals is adapted to all their
34 XXI(436)|       a varying quantity among animals." ~
35 Index   |      laws, 166.~Lot, 10.~Lower animals, made for man, 113, 136;