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 1   I,  16 |      the gut is like that of a pig; for it is broad, and the
 2   I,  17 |     the self-same organ in the pig. The liver in the great
 3  II,  1  |      all over the body, as the pig, the bear, and the dog;
 4  II,  1  |        or huckle-bone; for the pig, as was said above, is either
 5  II,  1  |      the belly, as the dog and pig; and they have a considerable
 6  II,  1  |     that sheds its molars. The pig sheds none of its teeth
 7  II,  7  |        medium capacity, as the pig and his congeners.~(The
 8  II,  7  |  visible; it has the tail of a pig, the neigh of a horse, and
 9  II,  17 |       one stomach; as man, the pig, the dog, the bear, the
10  II,  17 | comparatively large, as in the pig and bear, and the stomach
11  II,  17 |         and the stomach of the pig has a few smooth folds or
12  II,  17 |  animals resembles that of the pig; in others that of the dog,
13  II,  17 |  viscera resemble those of the pig, only that the liver is
14  II,  17 |      in some cases that of the pig, and in other cases that
15 III,  1  |       fastened back, as in the pig and its allies, and that
16 III,  1  |        as in man, the dog, the pig, the horse, and the ox;
17 III,  17 |        fat are oily, as in the pig; of animals supplied with
18 VIII,  6 |    great stress of hunger. The pig is an exception, it cares
19 VIII,  6 |       other animal; in fact, a pig can be fattened for the
20 VIII,  6 |     batches of the same age. A pig will give battle even to
21 VIII,  6 |   battle even to a wolf.) If a pig be weighed when living,
22 VIII,  21|        turn to quadrupeds, the pig suffers from three diseases,
23 VIII,  21|       the case of the sow. The pig is the only animal known
24 VIII,  29|      man or beast, even to the pig, and especially to a black
25 VIII,  29|      and especially to a black pig, though the pig, by the
26 VIII,  29|        a black pig, though the pig, by the way, is in general
27 VIII,  29|       any other creature. If a pig goes into water after being
28  IX,  1  |        with the weasel and the pig; with the weasel when they
29  IX,  1  |        the same food; with the pig for preying on her kind.
30  IX,  37 |       be sure there is neither pig nor partridge in the neighbourhood;
31  IX,  37 |        neighbourhood; for both pig and partridge eat up the