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 1  II,  1  |       animals discharge their urine backwards, as the lynx,
 2   v,  30 |     say that they are voiding urine, ie. that they have an excrement,
 3  VI,  18 |       when in heat, discharge urine frequently, and frisk with
 4  VI,  18 |    and by continually voiding urine. Further, kine mount the
 5  VI,  18 |    never takes place, but the urine of the female is thicker
 6  VI,  18 |    female is thicker than the urine of the male. As a general
 7  VI,  18 |    rams and he-goats; but the urine of the jackass is thicker
 8  VI,  18 |   jackass is thicker than the urine of the she-ass, and the
 9  VI,  18 |       of the she-ass, and the urine of the bull is more pungent
10  VI,  18 |      is more pungent than the urine of the cow. After parturition
11  VI,  18 |    cow. After parturition the urine of all quadrupeds becomes
12  VI,  20 |     lift the leg when voiding urine. The bitch conceives with
13  VI,  20 |    rule lifts his leg to void urine when six months old; some
14  VI,  20 |    squats down when she voids urine; it is a rare exception
15  VI,  24 |     by the act of voiding her urine, and that the mule owes
16  VI,  24 |      habit of smelling at the urine. So much for the modes of
17 VII,  2  |     smooth-skinned), and into urine, for this excretion is in
18 VII,  8  |     part of the bowel and the urine in the bladder.~In those
19 VIII,  5 |   stomach is pungent, and its urine emits a strong odour, a
20 VIII,  5 |     lifts its leg to void its urine. It infects the food it
21 VIII,  24| accompanied by a retention of urine and a drawing up of the