And the buzzard, and the falcon, and the kite after their kinds,
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George Leo Haydock
AD 1849
Ringtail (ixion). Hebrew raa. The same bird seems to be called dae in Leviticus, by the change of the first letter, though it is there translated the kite. The ixion is a sort of white, quick-sighted vulture.
Kite. Hebrew diae, according to Bo chart, means the vulture, as Isaias (xxxiv. 15,) insinuates that this bird goes in flocks, while the kite is a solitary bird.
