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 1 III,  9 |   annually, unless it has been castrated; and with regard to the
 2 III,  11|    gets bald, no woman, and no castrated man. In fact, if a man be
 3 III,  11|      man. In fact, if a man be castrated before reaching puberty,
 4  VI,  21|   bulls too, if they have been castrated; but some live for twenty
 5  VI,  21|   sound. The herdsmen tame the castrated bulls, and give them an
 6  VI,  28|     the wild boars such as are castrated grow to the largest size
 7  VI,  28|      reared against him a wild castrated boar: it was not like a
 8  VI,  28| promontory."~Wild boars become castrated owing to an itch befalling
 9  IX,  50|        in consequence of being castrated; and all animals possessed
10  IX,  50|        of the belly. Birds are castrated at the rump at the part
11  IX,  50|       bald. In the case of all castrated or mutilated male quadrupeds
12  IX,  50|      All other quadrupeds when castrated, unless the operation be