And the owl, and the night hawk, and the cuckow, and the hawk after his kind,
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Verse 16 is found in chapter 11 of Leviticus. The classification continues with various birds and species considered unsuitable for consumption. The list functions as a concrete expression of the separation that was to characterize the daily life of the Israelite community.
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den Strauß, die Nachteule, den Kuckuck, den Sperber mit seiner Art,
El avestruz, y la lechuza, y el laro, y el gavilán según su especie;
el avestruz, la lechuza, la gaviota y el gavilán según su especie;
l'autruche, le hibou, la mouette, l'épervier et ce qui est de son espèce;
l’ulula, la civetta, la folica, e ogni specie di sparviere;
E o avestruz, e o mocho, e a gaivota, e o gavião segundo a sua espécie.
鴕鳥、夜鷹、魚鷹、鷹的類群,
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