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 1 1 |        keeping of goats, and the creatures themselves as capital things
 2 2 |        say that the young of all creatures cannot be quiet in their
 3 2 |        the fiery nature of young creatures: I said that they were unable
 4 3 |   prevails very widely among all creatures, and is according to nature,
 5 6 |       the most savage of earthly creatures. Wherefore the legislator
 6 7 | gymnastic applied to such little creatures, which, although strange,
 7 7 |      body and soul of very young creatures, that nursing and moving
 8 7 |       the advantage of the young creatures. But at three, four, five,
 9 7 |        for there is a hunting of creatures in the water, and of creatures
10 7 |   creatures in the water, and of creatures in the air, and there is
11 7 |       angling or of catching the creatures in the waters, ever take
12 10|      acknowledge that all mortal creatures are the property of the
13 11|      hard is it for you, who are creatures of a day, to know what is