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The third described the animal nature of those terrible beasts that were born. The seventh, the best of the lineage, with the splendor of his wisdom, considered and, tightening the reins, abandoned horses, elephants, and animals with teeth, and kept those that were gentle and well-formed. The fourth, the best of the bulls, also did not neglect, but protected the people who were being eaten by the animals. The fifth tormented them with blows from strong staffs and with many kinds of wisdom. The sixth, the strong one, persuaded those who were fighting over the fruits of the trees that were shedding their leaves. The eighth gave beautiful advice and removed the fear of a child's sight (before, the father, in accordance with his duty, directly obeyed his son's command. In that time of scarcity of trees, they would die without seeing the faces and eyes of the fruits). The ninth, the glorious one, showed how to see the moon in the form of the son's face.