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 1   I,  1  |         Moreover, some creatures are tame and some are wild: some
 2   I,  1  |          wild: some are at all times tame, as man and the mule; others
 3  VI,  18 |            of food has a tendency to tame the males. They further
 4  VI,  21 | constitutions be sound. The herdsmen tame the castrated bulls, and
 5 VIII,  28|      way-there are no swine, wild or tame, but animals that are devoid
 6  IX,  1  |              wild by nature would be tame and familiar with him, and
 7  IX,  1  |           some places crocodiles are tame to their priestly keeper
 8  IX,  1  |            following way: they mount tame elephants of approved spirit
 9  IX,  1  |              with these they bid the tame brutes to beat the wild
10  IX,  1  |            the creature soon becomes tame, and obeys guidance. Now
11  IX,  1  |             has dismounted, some are tame and others vicious; in the
12  IX,  7  |            peculiarity common to the tame pigeon, the ring-dove and
13  IX,  8  |          course tread any new-comer. Tame partridges tread wild birds,
14  IX,  41 |             is by observation of the tame wasps that one may learn
15  IX,  41 |               For in the case of the tame wasps also there are two
16  IX,  41 |             animal food. Some of the tame wasps have been observed