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 1 I   |         for elephants, dens for wild beasts, and a prison for
 2 I   |      the cries and the leaps of wild beasts. Then came unclean
 3 I   |        their companions as upon wild beasts. The conflagration
 4 II  |         and nets; he could tame wild beasts and could cook fish.~
 5 II  | themselves when they captured a wild beast; they hoped to terrify
 6 VI  |    asleep with the placidity of wild beasts. Spendius had spit
 7 VI  |      through the phalanxes like wild boars through tufts of grass;
 8 VI  |       appearance, the look of a wild beast. His unnatural voice
 9 VII |           He invents snares for wild beasts. Would you believe
10 XIII|       called onagers, after the wild asses which fling up stones
11 XIII|        they believed themselves wild beasts, and leaped upon
12 XIII|         like the breathing of a wild beast speeding along, and
13 XIII|       and anger, he fell into a wild sleep. He spoke in his dreams,
14 XIV |         Domestic animals, grown wild again, fled at the slightest
15 XIV |     repulsed, and enclosed like wild beasts. As soon as they
16 XIV |         nets used for capturing wild beasts, and, taking advantage
17 XIV | soldiers to put an end to them.~Wild beasts, especially lions,