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 1 III,  1 |        And I may here add, that a bull has been known to serve
 2 III,  19|          the fibres be extracted. Bull’s blood is the quickest
 3 III,  19|      thickest and blackest in the bull and the ass, of all vivipara.
 4  IV,  11|      deeper note than that of the bull. With regard to organs of
 5  IV,  11|         instance, the horn of the bull is more powerful than the
 6   v,  2 |       with the cow as regards the bull, owing to the rigidity of
 7   v,  2 |      rigidity of the penis of the bull. In point of fact, the females
 8   v,  14|        has a deeper note than the bull, and the calves a deeper
 9  VI,  18|          and drives her back. The bull in breeding time begins
10  VI,  18| herd-spurning". Often in Epirus a bull disappears for three months
11  VI,  18|          her to be covered by the bull. Of all quadrupeds the mare
12  VI,  18|     she-ass, and the urine of the bull is more pungent than the
13  VI,  21|                            21~The bull impregnates the cow at a
14  VI,  21|       good many cows besides. The bull is the least salacious of
15  VI,  21|       better of the conflict. The bull and the cow are about a
16  VI,  21|           two; she submits to the bull and bears as long as she
17  VI,  21|      pasture of good quality. The bull is in fullest vigour when
18  VI,  21|         Homer for applying to the bull the epithets of "five-year-old",
19  VI,  21|         large numbers receive the bull and conceive, it is looked
20  VI,  22|      troop, as herdsmen appoint a bull as leader to a herd, and
21 VIII,  5|         it unawares, and also the bull. After coming to close quarters
22 VIII,  5|           close quarters with the bull it falls on its back in
23 VIII,  5|         the animal, and, when the bull proceeds to butt, the bear
24 VIII,  5|           bear seizes hold of the bull’s horns with its front paws,
25 VIII,  7|      allowed intercourse with the bull until they are nine years
26  IX,  1 |          at war with the ass, the bull, and the fox, for as being
27  IX,  1 |          raven is at war with the bull and the ass, for it flies
28  IX,  45|      monapos. It is the size of a bull, but stouter in build, and
29  IX,  45|            It has the bellow of a bull. Its horns are crooked,
30  IX,  45|         with its hooves, like the bull. Its skin is impervious
31  IX,  50|          plaster. If a full-grown bull be mutilated, he can still