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 1   I,  1  |         horses, kine, swine, (men), sheep, goats, and dogs.~Further,
 2   I,  17 |            settlement in Euboea the sheep are devoid of gall-bladders;
 3  II,  1  |           nails have hooves, as the sheep, the goat, the deer, and
 4  II,  1  |      likewise two in number, as the sheep; others have four teats,
 5  II,  1  |      situated where the udder is in sheep; when she is in heat, she
 6  II,  3  |         females in the case of men, sheep, goats, and swine; in the
 7 III,  6  |       little short of, the blood of sheep. Such are the properties
 8 III,  17 |         kidneys, and especially the sheep; for this animal is apt
 9 III,  17 |     district they defer driving out sheep to pasture until the day
10 III,  20 |           Goat’s milk is mixed with sheep’s milk in Sicily, and wherever
11 III,  20 |             in Sicily, and wherever sheep’s milk is abundant. The
12 III,  20 |        especially the case with the sheep and the goat, and next in
13 III,  21 |             large, and likewise the sheep of the so-called Pyrrhic
14  IV,  9  |           case of goats, swine, and sheep. (The bull-frog makes its
15  IV,  10 |            dogs, and oxen; aye, and sheep, and goats, and all viviparous
16   v,  31 |           from lice and from ticks. Sheep and goats breed ticks, but
17  VI,  19 |             for eight years and the sheep for ten, but in most cases
18  VI,  19 |            from its earliest years. Sheep in Ethiopia live for twelve
19  VI,  19 |          eleven. In the case of the sheep and the goat the two sexes
20  VI,  19 |        their lives long.~Twins with sheep and goats may be due to
21 VII,  5  |              as it is likewise with sheep. Most women are sensibly
22 VIII,  10|                                  10~Sheep and goats are graminivorous,
23 VIII,  10|        goats are graminivorous, but sheep browse assiduously and steadily,
24 VIII,  10|            the tips of the herbage. Sheep are much improved in condition
25 VIII,  10|             medimnus to the hundred sheep, and this is found to render
26 VIII,  10|             of milk in the ewes. If sheep be kept on the move at midday
27 VIII,  10|             will get larger udders. Sheep are fattened by twigs of
28 VIII,  10|         first sprinkled with brine. Sheep will take on flesh all the
29 VIII,  10|         north is more wholesome for sheep than water from the south.
30 VIII,  10|             have a westerly aspect.~Sheep will lose flesh if they
31 VIII,  10|            distinguish the vigorous sheep from the weakly, from the
32 VIII,  10|          the fact that the vigorous sheep are covered with hoar-frost
33 VIII,  10|             better on high grounds. Sheep that have flat tails can
34 VIII,  10|             better than long-tailed sheep, and short-fleeced sheep
35 VIII,  10|            sheep, and short-fleeced sheep than the shaggy-fleeced;
36 VIII,  10|             the shaggy-fleeced; and sheep with crisp wool stand the
37 VIII,  10|       rigour of winter very poorly. Sheep are healthier than goats,
38 VIII,  10|             goats are stronger than sheep. (The fleeces and the wool
39 VIII,  10|             fleeces and the wool of sheep that have been killed by
40 VIII,  24|          experts, the horse and the sheep have pretty well as many
41 VIII,  28|     exceedingly large. In Syria the sheep have tails a cubit in breadth;
42 VIII,  28|           for their fleece, just as sheep are in all other countries.
43 VIII,  28|          Greece, as the cow and the sheep; but some are less, as the
44  IX,  3  | intelligence, and to stupidity.~The sheep is said to be naturally
45  IX,  3  |            the goats than among the sheep, because the goats will
46  IX,  3  |          impatient of cold than the sheep.~Shepherds train sheep to
47  IX,  3  |          the sheep.~Shepherds train sheep to close in together at
48  IX,  3  |             killed by wild animals.~Sheep and goats lie crowded together,
49  IX,  6  |             open, as wolves do with sheep. Weasels fight desperately
50  IX,  40 |  exceptionally good hives eighteen. Sheep and, as has been said, wasps
51  IX,  50 |             ruminate, such as kine, sheep, and goats. In the case