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 1   I,  1  |         be rapidly tamed, as the elephant.~Again, we may regard animals
 2   I,  1  |      easily domesticated, as the elephant; others are cautious and
 3   I,  11 |         nostril (or nose) of the elephant is long and strong, and
 4  II,  1  |        with the exception of the elephant. This latter animal has
 5  II,  1  |        has breasts in front; the elephant, certainly, has two breasts,
 6  II,  1  |        with the exception of the elephant. In other words, with the
 7  II,  1  |       thus face one another.~The elephant does not sleep standing,
 8  II,  1  |        those of the gazelle.~The elephant, by the way, is the least
 9  II,  1  |        the case with man and the elephant, as previously stated. For
10  II,  1  |       previously stated. For the elephant has two breasts in the region
11  II,  1  |          axillae; and the female elephant has two breasts insignificant
12  II,  1  |          horse.~The penis of the elephant resembles that of the horse;
13  II,  1  |    retromingent: even the female elephant like other animals, though
14  II,  5  |                            5~The elephant has four teeth on either
15  II,  5  |          towards the ground. The elephant is furnished with teeth
16  II,  6  |              6~The tongue of the elephant is exceedingly small, and
17  II,  15 |      exceptionally fat. With the elephant also the liver is unfurnished
18  II,  17 |          has a straight gut.~The elephant has a gut constricted into
19 III,  1  |     devoid of feet, and with the elephant among viviparous quadrupeds.
20 III,  9  |       that have feet, except the elephant; and the elephant has toes
21 III,  9  |     except the elephant; and the elephant has toes undivided and slightly
22 III,  22 |   written about the sperm of the elephant.~
23  IV,  9  |          speech or language.~The elephant makes a vocal sound of a
24   v,  14 |          to the male.~The female elephant becomes sexually receptive
25  VI,  27 |                           27~The elephant of either sex is fitted
26 VIII,  9 |                            9~The elephant at the most can eat nine
27 VIII,  9 |   cotylae going to the maris. An elephant has been known to drink
28 VIII,  9 |        the age of a hundred. The elephant is said by some to live
29 VIII,  22|        is subject to rabies. The elephant, which is reputed to enjoy
30 VIII,  26|          liquid residuum. If the elephant swallow earth-mould it suffers
31 VIII,  26|         iron in the inside of an elephant it is said that it will
32  IX,  1  |  inferior in point of spirit. An elephant by pushing with his big
33  IX,  1  |         the ground. Men hunt the elephant in the following way: they
34  IX,  46 |          and the gentlest is the elephant. It can be taught a number
35  IX,  46 |      with her.~Some say that the elephant lives for two hundred years;
36  IX,  46 | inclement weather and frost. The elephant is found by the banks of