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Tough [seeds], growing together both amongst tough [plants] and amongst pulses;¹ black in colour, round, and of the same size as millet grains; they do not soften when boiled together with pulses. They are so called because sowing and the plough² strike and hit against ox horns. So when [sc. Plato] says "horn-struck",³ he means the uneducated and tough[-minded] and law-breakers.