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 1 III,  20 |            in degree with the cow. Mare’s milk, by the way, and
 2   v,  14 |          and deep, and that of the mare louder and shriller than
 3   v,  14 |          before. The horse and the mare are, at the earliest, sexually
 4   v,  14 |        thirty-three years, and the mare up to forty, so that, in
 5   v,  14 |         thirty-five years, and the mare for a little over forty;
 6  VI,  18 | intercourse.~Of female animals the mare is the most sexually wanton,
 7  VI,  18 |        comes the cow. In fact, the mare is said to go a-horsing;
 8  VI,  18 |          said to go a-boaring. The mare is said also about this
 9  VI,  18 |            the mares; for when the mare gets into this condition
10  VI,  18 |          cow, the she ass, and the mare, the discharge is more copious
11  VI,  18 |        bull. Of all quadrupeds the mare is the most easily delivered
12  VI,  22 |       horses, the stallion and the mare are first fitted for breeding
13  VI,  22 |            of their offspring. The mare carries her foal for eleven
14  VI,  22 |            takes to impregnate the mare; it may be one, two, three,
15  VI,  22 |          feeding in abundance. The mare as a rule bears only one
16  VI,  22 |         has two, but never more. A mare has been known to cast two
17  VI,  22 |            known to impregnate the mare while the teeth were in
18  VI,  22 |          of the womb sideways. The mare, however, when the time
19  VI,  22 |          as exceptionally old. The mare lives usually for twenty-five
20  VI,  22 |          are reared in troops. The mare attains her full length
21  VI,  22 |            bear several young.~The mare is said to suckle a mule-foal
22  VI,  22 |         during its whole life; the mare can take the horse all its
23  VI,  22 |           the spring-time. After a mare has foaled she does not
24  VI,  22 |           to let her lie fallow. A mare, then, breeds at intervals;
25  VI,  22 |  indication of this condition in a mare, that her foal if dissected
26  VI,  22 |     kidneys.~After parturition the mare at once swallows the after-birth,
27  VI,  22 |        possession of it before the mare, and the mare gets a smell
28  VI,  22 |           before the mare, and the mare gets a smell of it, she
29  VI,  22 |          stores.~If an ass cover a mare after the mare has been
30  VI,  22 |         ass cover a mare after the mare has been covered by a horse,
31  VI,  23 |       twins. The ass if it cover a mare destroys, as has been said,
32  VI,  23 |          the horse; but, after the mare has been covered by the
33  VI,  23 |         she-ass or a jackass and a mare, there is much greater chance
34  VI,  23 |          between breeding times. A mare will not take the ass, nor
35  VI,  23 |       shall have been suckled by a mare; and for this reason trainers
36  VI,  24 |   connexion has taken place with a mare, a "hinny" has been known
37  VI,  24 |        stunted mule is foaled by a mare when she has gone sick during
38 VII,  4  |          animals the woman and the mare are most inclined to receive
39 VII,  4  |            Unlike that animal, the mare after once conceiving cannot
40 VII,  6  |        like that of the celebrated mare in Pharsalus, that got the
41 VIII,  24|            through a colander. The mare when pregnant apt to miscarry
42 VIII,  24|       stated, on the foal, and the mare nibbles it off as she licks
43  IX,  4  |        colt. In point of fact, the mare appears to be singularly
44  IX,  4  |          in proof whereof a barren mare will steal the foal from
45  IX,  47 |          Scythia had a highly-bred mare, and that all her foals
46  IX,  47 |        removed and the head of the mare was rendered visible, the