Equus

Genus which includes all varieties of the modern Horse, the A , Zebra, Quagga, etc. All domestic horses belong to one species, E. cab all us; the wild ones are descended from some that have escaped and reverted to a feral type. The species is distinguished by the breadth of the hoof, by having warts on both fore and hind legs, and by the long hairs of the tail being evenly distributed from the base down. A wild species with the long hairs restricted to the lower half of the tail has been discovered in Central Asia. This also lacks a forelock and has a short erect mane. The A belongs clergy in his Praise of Folly , 1511, and Colloquies, 1524. These works contributed to the Reformation, and he was said to have "laid the egg which Luther hatched"; but he was rather a critic than a reformer, and mained neutral, denounced as a heretic by the Sorbonne, but writing On Free Will , 1526. against Luther. Adages , 1508; Epistles . His works were collected in 9 vols. 1541. IMG:content-1354.png:[graphic] re