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Chapter III.  Argument.—And Thus Unclean Animals are Not to Be Reproached, Lest the Reproach Be Thrown Upon Their Author; But When an Irrational Animal is Rejected on Any Account, It is Rather that that Very Thing Should Be Condemned in Man Who is Rational; And Therefore that in Animals the Character, the Doings, and the Wills of Men are Depicted.

Ante-Nicene Fathers — American Roberts / Donaldson / Coxe edition, Volume V · On the Jewish Meats — unspecified — eng