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 1   I,  1 |     be the case with horses, kine, swine, (men), sheep, goats,
 2   I,  17|  character the same organ in kine. In all animals that are
 3   I,  17| shape the identical organ in kine, but in its case the organs
 4  II,  1 |     huckle-bone like that of kine, but meagre and small in
 5 III,  21|     is not good for pregnant kine, as it causes increased
 6  IV,  11|     except, by the way, with kine, for the lowing and bellowing
 7   v,  14|     some, as for instance in kine: for here the cow has a
 8  VI,  18|     in the fields. Mares and kine alike, when in heat, indicate
 9  VI,  18|      voiding urine. Further, kine mount the bulls, follow
10  VI,  18|     proportion to size. With kine and mares menstruation usually
11  VI,  21|      the age of four months. Kine in general begin to submit
12  VI,  21| right on to the autumn. When kine in large numbers receive
13  VI,  21|     rain and stormy weather. Kine herd together like mares,
14 VIII,  7| Epirus the so-called Pyrrhic kine are not allowed intercourse
15 VIII,  7|     nicknamed the "unbulled" kine. Of these Pyrrhic cattle,
16  IX,  45|     as is the case also with kine and all other horned animals.
17  IX,  50| teeth that ruminate, such as kine, sheep, and goats. In the