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Columella, Res Rustica, Books I-IX 7.3.6

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Epicharmus autem Syracusanus, qui pecudum medicinas diligentissime conscripsit, affirmat pugnacem arietem mitigari terebra secundum auriculas foratis cornibus, qua curvantur in flexum. Eius quadrupedis aetas ad progenerandum optima est trima: nec tamen inhabilis usque in annos octo. Femina post bimatum maritari debet, iuvenisque habetur quinquennis:

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