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 1  II,  1 |         when the animal goes to war, they protect its feet,
 2  IX,  1 |      calling those that live at war with one another "dissociates",
 3  IX,  1 |      presbys or "old man" is at war with the weasel and the
 4  IX,  1 |         In like manner there is war between birds that get their
 5  IX,  1 |       and consequently there is war between it and them; and
 6  IX,  1 |       and them; and so is there war between the gecko-lizard
 7  IX,  1 |     sore places.~The wolf is at war with the ass, the bull,
 8  IX,  1 |          And so the raven is at war with the bull and the ass,
 9  IX,  1 |    nuthatch and the wren are at war with the eagle; the nuthatch
10  IX,  1 |        eggs, so the eagle is at war with it on special grounds,
11  IX,  1 |         it carries on a general war all round. The horse and
12  IX,  1 |  unattended with pain. It is at war with certain creatures that
13  IX,  1 |       its eggs.~The snake is at war with the weasel and the
14  IX,  1 |      her kind. The merlin is at war with the fox; it strikes
15  IX,  1 |        employ these animals for war purposes, irrespective of
16  IX,  2 |        by the muraena. There is war between the larger and the
17  IX,  11|     this reason the eagle is at war with him.~
18  IX,  18| assailant or its prey; it is at war with the harpy, as the two
19  IX,  50|        when they are wanted for war purposes, and are mutilated