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 1  II,  1  |        their back. The Bactrian camel differs from the Arabian;
 2  II,  1  |       the whole body rests. The camel has four teats like the
 3  II,  1  |         the lynx, the lion, the camel, and the hare. Male animals
 4  II,  1  |     fibrous tissue, as with the camel and the deer; in other cases
 5  II,  1  |      not double toothed, as the camel. Some animals have tusks,
 6 III,  20 |         thin and sweet. Now the camel’s milk is the thinnest,
 7   v,  2  |      observed, the penis of the camel is so sinewy that bow-strings
 8   v,  14 |       others.~The female of the camel is opisthuretic, and submits
 9  VI,  18 |      with one another. The male camel also is cross-tempered at
10  VI,  18 |       time if either a man or a camel comes near him; as for a
11  VI,  18 |     near him; as for a horse, a camel is ready to fight him at
12  VI,  26 |                          26~The camel carries its young for ten
13  VI,  26 |       and never more; the young camel is removed from the mother
14 VIII,  8 |      this respect resembles the camel, for the camel likes turbid
15 VIII,  8 |    resembles the camel, for the camel likes turbid and thick water,
16 VIII,  8 | condition. And, by the way, the camel can go without water for
17 VIII,  22|        disease of the feet. The camel, like the dog, is subject
18 VIII,  28|       their shoulders, like the camel. In Lycia goats are shorn
19  IX,  47 |                     47~The male camel declines intercourse with