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 1  II,  1  |        has four teats like the cow, a tail like that of an
 2  II,  1  |        have four teats, as the cow. Some have breasts neither
 3  II,  1  |       and four teats, like the cow. Of solid-hooved animals
 4 III,  1  |      has been known to serve a cow immediately after castration,
 5 III,  20 |        the ass next again, but cow’s milk is the thickest.
 6 III,  20 |        next in degree with the cow. Mare’s milk, by the way,
 7 III,  20 |        there is more cheese in cow’s milk than in goat’s milk;
 8 III,  20 |        from the same amount of cow’s milk, thirty. Other animals
 9 III,  21 |     the longer it is kept; and cow’s rennet, after being kept
10 III,  21 |       the common she-goat, the cow, and the small she-goat;
11  IV,  11 |    lowing and bellowing of the cow has a deeper note than that
12  IV,  11 |  powerful than the horn of the cow.~
13   v,  2  |      same is the case with the cow as regards the bull, owing
14   v,  14 | instance in kine: for here the cow has a deeper note than the
15   v,  14 |        when only a year old. A cow has been known to calve
16   v,  19 |   generated in the dung of the cow or the ass. The cantharus
17  VI,  12 |        temple. It looks like a cow. The female in regard to
18  VI,  18 |        next in order comes the cow. In fact, the mare is said
19  VI,  18 |    with it by and by. With the cow, the she ass, and the mare,
20  VI,  18 |       is far less copious. The cow, for instance, when in heat,
21  VI,  18 |  pungent than the urine of the cow. After parturition the urine
22  VI,  21 |       The bull impregnates the cow at a single mount, and mounts
23  VI,  21 |    vigour as to weigh down the cow; if his effort be unsuccessful,
24  VI,  21 |    effort be unsuccessful, the cow must be allowed an interval
25  VI,  21 |      decline to mount the same cow several times on one day,
26  VI,  21 |      enabled to mount the same cow several times in one day,
27  VI,  21 |     conflict. The bull and the cow are about a year old when
28  VI,  21 |      the age of two years. The cow goes with calf for nine
29  VI,  21 |        weak and imperfect. The cow as a rule bears but one
30  VI,  21 |      the feet. The milk of the cow is serviceable after parturition,
31  VI,  29 |        has four teats like the cow. After the hinds have become
32 VIII,  28|    congeners in Greece, as the cow and the sheep; but some
33  IX,  50 |        unite sexually with the cow. The ovaries of sows are