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 1  II,  1  |      Arachotae, where the wild cattle also are found. Wild cattle
 2  II,  1  |    cattle also are found. Wild cattle differ from their domesticated
 3 III,  9  |       in Phrygia and elsewhere cattle that can move their horns
 4 III,  21 |      there are in Phasis small cattle that in all cases give a
 5 III,  21 |      size, and relatively, the cattle and the dogs are the largest.
 6 III,  21 |       seasons of the year. The cattle are particularly large,
 7   v,  14 |  calves a deeper note than the cattle. And we can thus understand
 8   v,  31 |      with lice nor with ticks.~Cattle suffer both from lice and
 9 VIII,  7 |                              7~Cattle feed on corn and grass,
10 VIII,  7 |       and air blown thereinto. Cattle will fatten also on barley
11 VIII,  7 |  waters. If the horns of young cattle be smeared with hot wax,
12 VIII,  7 |      any shape you please, and cattle are less subject to disease
13 VIII,  7 |    pitch, or olive oil. Herded cattle suffer more when they are
14 VIII,  7 |        is the cause of change. Cattle grow all the more in size
15 VIII,  7 |         kine. Of these Pyrrhic cattle, by the way, they say that
16 VIII,  8 |        the taint of the water. Cattle like clear water for drinking;
17 VIII,  23|                             23~Cattle in herds are liable to two
18 VIII,  23| intervals; in fact, craurus in cattle answers to fever in man.
19 VIII,  28|    down to the ground; and the cattle have humps on their shoulders,
20  IX,  4  |                              4~Cattle at pasture keep together