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 1  II,  1 |       the sheep, the goat, the deer, and the hippopotamus; others
 2  II,  1 | epithet.~Of horned animals the deer alone has a horn, or antler,
 3  II,  1 |    with the horns of oxen. The deer is the only animal that
 4  II,  1 |      as with the camel and the deer; in other cases it is bony,
 5  II,  1 |       it can run as swiftly as deer, and that it is savage and
 6  II,  15|      viviparous quadrupeds the deer is without the organ, as
 7  II,  15|     and some kinds of pigs. Of deer those that are called Achainae
 8  II,  15|        about twenty in number.~Deer then, as has been observed,
 9 III,  6 |    find it in the blood of the deer, the roe, the antelope,
10 III,  6 |      animals. The blood of the deer coagulates to about the
11 III,  9 |   known to shed its horns, the deer sheds its horns annually,
12 III,  19|      except in the case of the deer, the roe, and the like animals;
13 III,  21|    rennet is that of the young deer.~In milk-producing animals
14  VI,  29|   mountain called Elaphoeis or Deer Mountain, which is in Arginussa
15  VI,  29|       season, the flesh of the deer is unsavoury and rank, like
16  VI,  29|    he-goat. In winter-time the deer becomes thin and weak, but
17  VI,  29|   running. When on the run the deer keeps pausing from time
18 VIII,  5|       will attack not only the deer but the wild boar, if it
19 VIII,  5|       seal and the hair of the deer.~