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 1   I,  1  |       prone to ferocity, as the ox; others are quick tempered,
 2   I,  8  |      applied to a fish or to an ox. In the face the part below
 3   I,  17 | resembles the same organ in the ox. And, by the way, the absence
 4  II,  1  |       are cloven-footed, as the ox, the stag, the goat; and
 5  II,  1  |    crowns, as the horse and the ox; and by "saw-toothed" we
 6  II,  7  |        is cloven-footed like an ox, and is snub-nosed. It has
 7  II,  15 |         there is one species of ox where, though not in all
 8  II,  16 | resembles the same organ in the ox; that is to say, it looks
 9  II,  16 |        bison also resembles the ox in all its internal parts).~
10  II,  17 |         the size of that of the ox, and the other viscera in
11 III,  1  |         pig, the horse, and the ox; the same is the case also
12 III,  11 |    instance, in the hide of the ox; for men manufacture glue
13  VI,  21 |       are alike in meaning. The ox sheds his teeth at the age
14 VIII,  6 |   suction, as the horse and the ox; the bear neither laps nor
15 VIII,  24|          In regard to water the ox is the opposite of the horse;
16  IX,  45 |        general it resembles the ox in appearance, except that
17  IX,  45 |     which resembles that of the ox, seems not big enough for