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Buffon's Natural History. Volume 09 (of 10)

Note AH — Front matter (continued 5)

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The word ginnus is used by Aristotle in two senses: the first to denote in general an imperfect animal, an abortion, a dwarf animal, proceeding sometimes from the horse and the ass; and the second to signify the particular produce of the mule and the mare.

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