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 1   I,  1  |    creatures are tame and some are wild: some are at all times tame,
 2   I,  1  |            always to be found in a wild condition; as we find to
 3   I,  1  |            and unteachable, as the wild boar; some are intelligent
 4   I,  1  |       others are thorough-bred and wild and treacherous, as the
 5  II,  1  |           the Arachotae, where the wild cattle also are found. Wild
 6  II,  1  |        wild cattle also are found. Wild cattle differ from their
 7  II,  1  | domesticated congeners just as the wild boar differs from the domesticated
 8  II,  1  |       organ is not detached in the wild boar nor in the horse.~The
 9  II,  1  |         assures us that the Indian wild beast called the "martichoras"
10  II,  2  |           the case is similar with wild beasts in general; for they
11  IV,  4  |             but in the case of the wild limpet (called by some the "
12   v,  9  |           ant. The greater part of wild animals bring forth once
13   v,  13 |                   13~(Of birds the wild species, as has been stated,
14   v,  22 |           on the appearance of the wild fig. They produce the best
15   v,  31 |       species of louse called the "wild louse", and this is harder
16   v,  32 |      transformed.~The fruit of the wild fig contains the psen, or
17   v,  32 |          are in the habit of tying wild figs on to fig-trees, and
18   v,  32 |         fig-trees, and of planting wild fig-trees near domesticated
19  VI,  6  |        avoid harrying the young of wild animals. That is to say,
20  VI,  9  |         circumstance some birds of wild varieties run away from
21  VI,  18 |            riders, and chase them. Wild boars, though usually enfeebled
22  VI,  18 |          time. It is the same with wild animals. The bear, the wolf,
23  VI,  18 |           ground that the males go wild at this time and turn topsy-turvy
24  VI,  18 |        other elephants amongst the wild ones, and punish and break
25  VI,  22 |            a smell of it, she goes wild and frantic at the smell.
26  VI,  28 |                             28~The wild sow submits to the boar
27  VI,  28 |            boar but seldom. Of the wild boars such as are castrated
28  VI,  28 |            He reared against him a wild castrated boar: it was not
29  VI,  28 |           forest-clad promontory."~Wild boars become castrated owing
30  VI,  29 |       casting two. Out of dread of wild beasts she casts her young
31  VI,  36 |         but resembles it just as a wild ass resembles the domesticated
32  VI,  36 |          the resemblance. Like the wild ass, this wild mule is remarkable
33  VI,  36 |            Like the wild ass, this wild mule is remarkable for its
34  VI,  37 |            also hunt them, and the wild ferrets in particular destroy
35 VIII,  3 |           and herbage, such as the wild pigeon or ringdove, the
36 VIII,  3 |        pigeon but smaller than the wild one; it is generally caught
37 VIII,  5 |          not only the deer but the wild boar, if it can take it
38 VIII,  5 |      exhales from its inside.~Some wild quadrupeds feed in lakes
39 VIII,  6 |           animals, domesticated or wild, and all such as are not
40 VIII,  6 |      barley, millet, figs, acorns, wild pears, and cucumbers. These
41 VIII,  13|           other shore-weed is like wild weed. Besides, the parts
42 VIII,  19|           genera, domesticated and wild; but fishes do seem to suffer
43 VIII,  28|          of Libya there is neither wild boar, nor stag, nor wild
44 VIII,  28|           wild boar, nor stag, nor wild goat; and in India, according
45 VIII,  28|            way-there are no swine, wild or tame, but animals that
46 VIII,  28|            all. As a general rule, wild animals are at their wildest
47  IX,  1  |           they face the attacks of wild animals.~Dogs that are born
48  IX,  1  |           now afraid of man or are wild by nature would be tame
49  IX,  1  |          one another.~In regard to wild creatures, some sets are
50  IX,  1  |            and proceed in quest of wild animals; when they come
51  IX,  1  |            tame brutes to beat the wild ones until they tire the
52  IX,  1  |       Hereupon the driver mounts a wild brute and guides him with
53  IX,  3  |            the herd, are killed by wild animals.~Sheep and goats
54  IX,  5  |                            5~Among wild quadrupeds the hind appears
55  IX,  5  |            forbids the approach of wild animals. Again, after parturition,
56  IX,  6  |         themselves in clever ways. Wild goats in Crete are said,
57  IX,  6  |         panther has found out that wild animals are fond of the
58  IX,  6  |           with a snake, first eats wild rue, the smell of which
59  IX,  8  |   new-comer. Tame partridges tread wild birds, pecket their heads,
60  IX,  8  |         outrage. The leader of the wild birds, with a counter-note
61  IX,  8  |        note, and the leader of the wild birds give a counter one,
62  IX,  11 |                              11~Of wild birds, the nests are fashioned
63  IX,  15 |           do the great majority of wild birds. (The titmouse is
64  IX,  41 |       kinds. Of these kinds one is wild and scarce, lives on the
65  IX,  41 |         its own larger size. These wild live over into a second
66  IX,  41 |          the mother-wasp or by the wild wasps, or as to any other
67  IX,  41 |            times of drought and in wild localities. They live underground;
68  IX,  41 |       sting and the other had not; wild wasps have been seen under
69  IX,  44 |      timidity, as also, even among wild animals, in regard to tameness
70  IX,  46 |                          46~Of all wild animals the most easily
71  IX,  50 |          and goats. In the case of wild animals no observation has