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 1   v,  14 | she-goat than to the ewe; the ram and the he-goat are sexually
 2   v,  14 |    eleven years; in fact, the ram and the ewe are sexually
 3  VI,  19 |     four copulations with the ram. If rain falls after intercourse,
 4  VI,  19 |  falls after intercourse, the ram impregnates the ewe again;
 5  VI,  19 |      the fact that either the ram or the he-goat is a twin-begetter
 6  VI,  19 |   accustomed to be put to the ram early will refuse him if
 7  VI,  19 |     black veins are under the ram’s tongue; the lambs are
 8  VI,  29 |       stag as the ewe submits ram; and when they are in heat
 9 VIII,  28|      In Libya the long-horned ram is born with horns, and
10 VIII,  28|       with horns, and not the ram only, as Homer’ words it,
11 VIII,  28|      confines of Scythia, the ram is without horns.~In Egypt