Itaque stipulantur paucis exceptis verbis, ac Manilius scriptum reliquit sic: illasce capras hodie recte esse et bibere posse habereque recte licere, haec spondesne? de quibus admirandum illut, quod etiam Archelaus scribit: non ut reliqua animalia naribus, sed auribus spiritum ducere solere pastores curiosiores aliquot dicunt.
And so the bargain is struck with only a few exceptions made, after a formula derived from the code of Manilius: Do you guarantee that the said goats are to-day in good condition and able to drink, and that the title is in proper form? There is a remarkable thing about these animals, and even Archelaus is authority for the statement: some shepherds who have watched quite closely claim that goats do not breathe, as other animals do, through the nostrils, but through the ears.
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