ClafsL OX. 15 



animals entire and pure, wifely flops in the firft in- 

 flance the powers of propagation. 



Genus 11. The O X. 



Species I. The OX. 



Ranjyti. quad. 70. 

 Merret pinax. 1 65, 

 Gefn. quad. 25, 26, 92. 

 Taurus domefticus. Klein, quad. 



10. 

 Charlton ex. S. 



Bos cornibus levibus teretibus, fiir- 

 fum reflexis. BriJJon quad. 52. 



Bos taurus, Lin.Jyfl. 98. 



Bos cornibus teretibus flexis. Faun. 

 Suec. 46. 



Br. Zool. 7. 







NAME 



S. 









BuLt. 



Cow. 



Ox. 





Cal f. 



Brit. 



Tarw 



Buwch 



Ych, ] 



Eidlon 



LIo 



Fren. 



Le Taureau 



La Vache 



LeBceuf 



Veau 



Ital. 



Toro 



Vacca 



Eue 





Vitelb 



Span. 



Toro 



Vaca 



Buey 





Ternera 



Port. 



Touro 



Vaca 



Boy 





Vitela 



Germ. 



Stier 



Kue 



Ochs 





Kalb 



Dut. 



Stier, Bui 



Koe 



Os 





KalfF 



Sived. 



Tiur 



Ko 



Noot 





KalS" 



Dan, 



Tyr 



Koe 



Oxe, 



Stud 



Kalv 



THE climate of Great-Britain is above all others 

 produflive of the greateft variety and abun- 

 dance of wholefome vegetables, which, to crown our 

 happinefs, are almofl equally diffufed thro' all its 

 parts : this general fertility is owing to thofe clouded 

 fkies, which foreigners miftakenly urge as a reproach 

 on our country ; but let us chearfully endure a tem- 

 porary gloom, which cloaths not only our meadows 

 but our hills with the richeft verdure. To this we 

 owe the number, variety, and excellence of our cattle, 

 the richnefs of our dairies., and innumerable other 



advan- 



