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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  1  |          men), sheep, goats, and dogs.~Further, some animals emit
 2  II,  2  |                 2~With regard to dogs some doubts are entertained,
 3  II,  2  |         shed their canines only. Dogs can be distinguished from
 4  II,  2  |           for the teeth in young dogs are white and sharp-pointed;
 5  II,  2  |        and sharp-pointed; in old dogs, black and blunt.~
 6 III,  21 |   relatively, the cattle and the dogs are the largest. Now large
 7  IV,  10 |      dream, but horses also, and dogs, and oxen; aye, and sheep,
 8  IV,  10 |       viviparous quadrupeds; and dogs show their dreaming by barking
 9   v,  14 |         the male prolonged. With dogs also, as they grow old,
10   v,  14 |      cases have been known where dogs and bitches have been respectively
11   v,  31 |          lice large and hard. In dogs are found the flea peculiar
12  VI,  18 |        by man, such as swine and dogs, are found to indulge in
13  VI,  20 |                            20~Of dogs there are several breeds.
14  VI,  20 |          about the same age some dogs lift the leg when voiding
15  VI,  20 |         of its teeth; with young dogs the teeth are white and
16  VI,  20 |          sharp pointed, with old dogs black and blunted.~
17 VIII,  5 |      when they are sick, just as dogs bring on a vomit by eating
18 VIII,  5 | phenomenon which, in the case of dogs, accounts for their habit
19 VIII,  22|                               22~Dogs suffer from three diseases;
20 VIII,  22|          Quinsy also is fatal to dogs; and only a few recover
21  IX,  1  |         in the Laconian breed of dogs the female is cleverer than
22  IX,  1  |        Of the Molossian breed of dogs, such as are employed in
23  IX,  1  |         attacks of wild animals.~Dogs that are born of a mixed
24  IX,  6  |     ejecting arrows in the body. Dogs, when they are ill, eat
25  IX,  6  |        has been seen in the act. Dogs, when they suffer from worms,
26  IX,  6  |         smaller breed of Maltese dogs. In the thickness of its