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 1 4 |   their kind, and besides what men call earth-worms), all these
 2 4 | indicated by the fact that all men carry burdens on the left
 3 4 |     weight to be moved. And so men hop easier on the left leg;
 4 4 |      put our feet forward; all men lead off with the left,
 5 4 |        one put forward. Again, men guard themselves with their
 6 5 |          5~Animals which, like men and birds, have the superior
 7 7 |       length, for just as tall men walk with their spines bellied (
 8 9 |        would have to move like men in the wrestling schools
 9 12|     point be at rest, and that men and birds, both bipeds,
10 12|      way to a man’s limbs. For men bend their arms backwards,
11 12|       so quadrupeds as well as men bend these legs forward
12 17|     heads twisted, as one-eyed men walk; they have their natural