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1 1 |        another; for he has his forelegs bent convexly, his hind
2 11| fashioned in bronze with their forelegs prancing. But their being
3 12|     forwards; quadrupeds their forelegs forwards, their back legs
4 14|     that (a) if they moved the forelegs together and first, the
5 14|      move criss-cross with the forelegs; you can see this if you
6 15|       are a substitute for the forelegs; and so they are bent in
7 15|    bent in the same way as the forelegs of a quadruped, since when
8 15|      as in quadrupeds from the forelegs). Flight in fact is their