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1 Praise|     nor walk on all four with beasts, and is not armed with horns
2 Praise|  possible who come nearest to beasts and never attempt anything
3 Praise|      them, that even the very beasts, by a kind of natural instinct
4 Praise|   nothing more than to become beasts themselves, while yet they
5 Praise|   less fools who admire these beasts as if they were gods.~But
6 Praise|     from the examples of true beasts. What more fawning than
7 Praise|   thing that it rather befits beasts than men, so outrageous
8 Praise| fishers. Besides, among brute beasts he is best pleased with