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 1 VIII,  2|   minute organ of the animal is mutilated, and the creature passes
 2  IX,  50|        high-pitched; if they be mutilated in early manhood, the late
 3  IX,  50|        case of all castrated or mutilated male quadrupeds the voice
 4  IX,  50| unmutilated fellows; if they be mutilated when full-grown, they do
 5  IX,  50|   increase of size. If stags be mutilated, when, by reason of their
 6  IX,  50|        horns at all; if they be mutilated when they have horns, the
 7  IX,  50|       not lose them. Calves are mutilated when a year old; otherwise,
 8  IX,  50|         and smaller. Steers are mutilated in the following way: they
 9  IX,  50|         If a full-grown bull be mutilated, he can still to all appearance
10  IX,  50|     incision. Female camels are mutilated when they are wanted for
11  IX,  50|       for war purposes, and are mutilated to prevent their being got
12  IX,  50|      Nisaea. As a general rule, mutilated animals grow to a greater