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 1  VI,  18|          The case is similar with bulls, rams, and he-goats; for,
 2  VI,  18|           Further, kine mount the bulls, follow them about; and
 3  VI,  18|       cows, and fights with other bulls (having hitherto grazed
 4  VI,  21|     before being again submitted. Bulls of mature age decline to
 5  VI,  21|     considerable intervals. Young bulls by reason of their vigour
 6  VI,  21|              The victor among the bulls is the one that mounts the
 7  VI,  21|      about fifteen years, and the bulls too, if they have been castrated;
 8  VI,  21|       herdsmen tame the castrated bulls, and give them an office
 9  VI,  21| bell-wether in a flock; and these bulls live to an exceptionally
10  IX,  3 |           of their training.~Even bulls, when they are roaming by