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1  II,  9 |     hoofs, whether solid or cloven, horns, and the beaks of
2  II,  16|   as their foot has neither cloven nor solid hoof, the fore-feet,
3 III,  2 |   swine, though they have a cloven hoof.~All animals again,
4 III,  2 | former of which the hoof is cloven, while in the latter it
5 III,  2 |  solid rather than with the cloven hoof. For hoof, whether
6 III,  2 |  For hoof, whether solid or cloven, is of the same nature as
7 III,  2 |   since the division of the cloven hoof depends on deficiency
8 III,  12|   those that have horns and cloven hoofs, such as the goat,
9 III,  14|   pig, though their hoof is cloven, yet have front teeth in