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 1   I,  6  |          such as the horse, the ass, the mule, the jennet, and
 2  II,  1  |          a tail like that of an ass, and the privy parts of
 3  II,  1  |    single-hooved, as the Indian ass; and one, to wit the oryx,
 4  II,  1  | solid-hooved animals the Indian ass alone has an astragalus
 5  II,  1  |        horse, the mule, and the ass. And man sheds his front
 6  II,  7  |        and the dimensions of an ass. The hide is so thick that
 7  II,  7  |     resembles the horse and the ass.)~
 8  II,  15 |        the horse, the mule, the ass, the seal, and some kinds
 9 III,  19 |    blackest in the bull and the ass, of all vivipara. In the
10 III,  20 |       after it, and that of the ass next again, but cow’s milk
11 III,  21 |       with the exception of the ass, all the quadrupeds in Epirus
12   v,  14 |        age of seventy-five. The ass and the she-ass are sexually
13   v,  19 |      the dung of the cow or the ass. The cantharus or scarabeus
14   v,  31 |         single exception of the ass, which is infested neither
15  VI,  18 |       by. With the cow, the she ass, and the mare, the discharge
16  VI,  22 |         two, three, or more. An ass in covering will impregnate
17  VI,  22 |       among their stores.~If an ass cover a mare after the mare
18  VI,  22 |         covered by a horse, the ass will destroy the previously
19  VI,  23 |                          23~The ass of both sexes is capable
20  VI,  23 |     however it bears twins. The ass if it cover a mare destroys,
21  VI,  23 |         has been covered by the ass, the horse supervening will
22  VI,  23 |       the rest of her days. The ass lives for more than thirty
23  VI,  23 |        A mare will not take the ass, nor a she ass the horse,
24  VI,  23 |         take the ass, nor a she ass the horse, unless the ass
25  VI,  23 |       ass the horse, unless the ass or she-ass shall have been
26  VI,  36 |     cross between the horse and ass, but resembles it just as
27  VI,  36 |     resembles it just as a wild ass resembles the domesticated
28  VI,  36 |      resemblance. Like the wild ass, this wild mule is remarkable
29 VIII,  25|                          25~The ass suffers chiefly from one
30 VIII,  28|          Thrace, and Epirus the ass is small, and in Gaul and
31 VIII,  28|         Gaul and in Scythia the ass is not found at all owing
32  IX,  1  |    between the aegithus and the ass, owing to the fact that
33  IX,  1  |      owing to the fact that the ass, in passing a furze-bush,
34  IX,  1  |         wolf is at war with the ass, the bull, and the fox,
35  IX,  1  |       war with the bull and the ass, for it flies at them, and
36  IX,  1  |        its without trouble. The ass is at enmity with the lizard,
37  IX,  1  |   incidental circumstances. The ass and the acanthis are enemies;
38  IX,  1  |      lives on thistles, and the ass browses on thistles when