Scripture quadrupeds; containing a description of the animals mentioned in the BibleGroombridge and Sons, 1858 - 62 halaman |
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Africa animal appearance approach Arabs attack bear beasts BIRDS brown brown bear burrowing called camel camelopard chamois chase common CONEY creature described desert EDITED BY H. G. elegantly gilt elephant Europe exceedingly FAT-TAILED SHEEP feet flesh flocks fore legs formidable gazelle giraffe grey greyhound GROOMBRIDGE AND SONS ground H. G. ADAMS habits hair hare head height herds hind hippopotamus holes Holy Scripture horns hundred hyæna HYENA IBEX inches inhabitant insects jackal jerboa killed kind KINGS known land latter leopard lion mole mountains mouth mule native nose oxen pearls before swine perceived Plutarch prey rabbit remarkable resembles rhinoceros river rocks Rüppell sagacity saphan savage says SCRIPTURE QUADRUPEDS seems seen shepherd shews Solomon sometimes species SYRIAN DOG SYRIAN GOAT SYRIAN WOLF tail thick tiger traveller trees unclean animal unto varieties voice WILD ASS WILD BOAR wild cat wild goat wolves young
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