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 1   I,  1  |       find to be the case with horses, kine, swine, (men), sheep,
 2   I,  10 |       of one colour only. Some horses have blue eyes.~Of eyes,
 3  II,  1  |    phenomenon is observable in horses.~Of male animals the genitals
 4  IV,  10 |     not only do men dream, but horses also, and dogs, and oxen;
 5   v,  14 |       also in the neighings of horses. That is to say, the female
 6  VI,  18 |       runs away from all other horses. The mares under these circumstances
 7  VI,  18 |      younger females both with horses and oxen are the first to
 8  VI,  22 |              22~In the case of horses, the stallion and the mare
 9  VI,  22 |        act of intercourse with horses is not laborious as it is
10  VI,  22 |       faculties of the younger horses may be stimulated beyond
11  VI,  22 |      added, however, that some horses have been known to impregnate
12  VI,  22 |   breeding purposes.~The older horses, whether of the male or
13  VI,  22 |       generatively productive. Horses will cover mares from which
14  VI,  22 |        and, indeed, a troop of horses is only considered perfect
15  VI,  22 | eighteen or twenty years; some horses live for twenty-five or
16  VI,  22 |       called on to render; and horses that are reared in a private
17  VI,  22 |    canines; for in the case of horses much ridden these teeth
18  VI,  22 |        the bit; in the case of horses not ridden the teeth are
19  VI,  22 |     and detached, and in young horses they are sharp and small.~
20 VIII,  8 |                              8~Horses, mules, and asses feed on
21 VIII,  12|       of dwarfish men, and the horses are little in proportion,
22 VIII,  19|    those which attack man, and horses and oxen among the quadrupedal
23 VIII,  24|                             24~Horses out at pasture are free
24 VIII,  24|   right testicle.~Stall-reared horses are subject to very numerous
25 VIII,  24|     shrewmouse is dangerous to horses and other draught animals
26  IX,  50 |  stride, much quicker than the horses of Nisaea. As a general