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1  II,  9|     instance, and the organ horn, are contrivances to ensure
2 III,  2| does the proper office of a horn belong; for they are never
3 III,  2| some that have but a single horn; the Oryx, for instance,
4 III,  2|  solid. In such animals the horn is set in the centre of
5 III,  2|    each side having its own horn.~Again, it would appear
6 III,  2| with reason that the single horn should go with the solid
7 III,  2|    is of the same nature as horn; so that the two naturally
8 III,  2|  the animal to have but one horn. Rightly too did she act
9 III,  2|   part from being weak, the horn, though it grows out of