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 1     I,  16      |     mystery: that not even in beasts and unclean birds is second
 2     I,  17      |     was filled with different beasts, and was furnished with
 3     I,  36      |   were only born to live like beasts? Or what harm does it do
 4     I,  37(4528)|    life common to man and the beasts, hence, natural. Opposed
 5     I,  39      |     self-willed. For they, as beasts of burden, without reason,
 6    II,  5       |  sheep and oxen, yea, and the beasts of the field: the fowl of
 7    II,  6       |      so may we say that other beasts, fishes, birds, were created
 8    II,  6       | because p. 393 there are many beasts and birds which your palate
 9    II,  7       |    has his own wife, but like beasts they indulge their lust
10    II,  7       |  leave them dead for the same beasts. The Scythians bury alive
11    II,  7       |       Egypt venerates its own beasts and monsters, and whatever
12    II,  10      |      gods, the other with the beasts.” So then unless the vices
13    II,  23      |     men, and another flesh of beasts, and another flesh of birds,