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 1 1 |  censure a goat or any other animal who has no keeper, or a
 2 2 |    manner; and that no other animal attained to any perception
 3 2 |   who does not know what the animal is which has been imitated?~
 4 2 | uttered; I only know that no animal at birth is mature or perfect
 5 3 |    the only survivors of the animal world; and there might be
 6 5 |     and being of every other animal, if he should neglect to
 7 6 |       is a tame or civilized animal; nevertheless, he requires
 8 6 |    that man is a troublesome animal, and therefore he is not
 9 6 |    flesh of a cow and had no animal sacrifices, but only cakes
10 6 |   which begin at birth—every animal has a natural desire for
11 7 |     will tell you how:—Every animal that is born is wont to
12 7 |     weep more than any other animal.~Cleinias. Quite true.~Athenian.
13 9 |     beast of burden or other animal cause the death of any one,
14 11| magistrates; and if it be an animal which is deposited, then
15 11|    If a man lay claim to any animal or anything else which he
16 11|      cleared of this sort of animal.~If a slave of either sex
17 11|  horse, or dog, or any other animal, injure the property of
18 12|     also in a ship, or in an animal; they all have their cords,
19 12|    natural saviour, as of an animal the soul and the head are