Book,  Paragraph

 1  II,  1  |     hooves, as the sheep, the goat, the deer, and the hippopotamus;
 2  II,  1  |      as the ox, the stag, the goat; and a solid-hooved animal
 3 III,  17 |       is seen with mutton and goat’s flesh. Further, fat and
 4 III,  20 |    milk gets to resemble oil. Goat’s milk is mixed with sheep’
 5 III,  20 |   case with the sheep and the goat, and next in degree with
 6 III,  20 |  cheese in cow’s milk than in goat’s milk; for graziers tell
 7 III,  20 |     that from nine gallons of goat’s milk they can get nineteen
 8   v,  14 |       that it is "running the goat". However, if an over-fat
 9  VI,  19 |   bear twice in the year. The goat lives for eight years and
10  VI,  19 |     case of the sheep and the goat the two sexes have intercourse
11  VI,  29 | particulars they resemble the goat, and their foreheads from
12  VI,  29 |     is also the case with the goat. In this way they pass the
13 VIII,  28|      boar, nor stag, nor wild goat; and in India, according
14 VIII,  28|     size, as the crow and the goat. The difference, where it
15 VIII,  30|   period he is nicknamed the "goat".~The wrasses called the
16  IX,  3  |        If you catch hold of a goat’s beard at the extremity-the
17  IX,  3  |    staring at this particular goat in a kind of dumbfounderment.~
18  IX,  3  |       up towards you; for the goat is more impatient of cold