Peace. Of the beaver one reads that when it is pursued, knowing it to be on account of the virtue of its medicinal testicles, and being no longer able to flee, it stops and, to have peace with the hunters, with its sharp teeth it bites off its testicles and leaves them to its enemies. Wrath. Of the bear it is said that when it goes to the houses of the bees to take their honey, the bees begin to sting it, whereupon it leaves the honey and runs to revenge; and wishing to avenge itself on all those that bite it, it avenges itself on none, so that its wrath turns into rage, and, throwing itself on the ground with hands and feet flailing, in vain it defends itself from them.