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 1   I,  1 |     times tame, as man and the mule; others are at all times
 2   I,  6 |        the horse, the ass, the mule, the jennet, and the animals
 3  II,  1 |       case with the horse, the mule, and, among the undomesticated
 4  II,  1 |     animals, the horse and the mule. Swine are either cloven-footed
 5  II,  1 |     animals, as the horse, the mule, and the ass. And man sheds
 6  II,  15|        the roe, the horse, the mule, the ass, the seal, and
 7  IV,  11|        female (except with the mule, where the female is longer-lived
 8  VI,  22|       longer period.~Horse and mule are at their best after
 9  VI,  24|                           24~A mule is fitted for commerce with
10  VI,  24|      with the female. A female mule has been known to be impregnated,
11  VI,  24|        she-mules submit to the mule and bear young; but the
12  VI,  24| specific. The hinny or stunted mule is foaled by a mare when
13  VI,  24|       is abnormally large.~The mule lives for a number of years.
14  VI,  24|   building of the temple; this mule on account of its age was
15  VI,  24|       old more slowly than the mule. Some assert that the she-mule
16  VI,  24|        her urine, and that the mule owes the prematurity of
17  VI,  36|     found in Syria a so-called mule. It is not the same as the
18  VI,  36|        the wild ass, this wild mule is remarkable for its speed.