horses
14 subentries
- horses
- appearance (61:1.9) (61:2.9) (61:3sec) (61:4.4-5) (61:5.7)
- extinct in America before arrival of red man (61:4.5) (61:7.15)
- in general use by 5000 B.C. (81:2.12) (81:3.6)
- intelligence approaches that of elephant (61:3.6,10)
- stealing h. once capital offense (70:10.15)
- tend to flee when frightened (61:3.10)
- value
- Andites of Turkestan first extensively domesticated (81:2.12)
- determined dominance of Andites in Occident (80:4.4)
- for food, travel, agriculture, war (61:3.11)
- hunted by Neanderthalers (64:4.2)
- not domesticated in days of Prince’s staff (66:5.5)
- offered barbarians tremendous military advantage (78:8.3)
- Vishnu shown with horse’s head (85:3.4)
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