"bovial" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1826 May, P. T., “The Deluge—A Ridiculous Drama”, in The Literary Lounger, page 231:",
          "text": "Hither, my Juno! with your eyes so bovial,\nGive me a song—old Jove was ever joveial.",
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          "ref": "1839, “Oxton Friendly Bovial Society records”, in Scottish Archive Network online catalogue:",
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          "ref": "1849, reprinted 1999, Israel Shipman Pelton Lord, edited by Necia Dixon Liles, A Doctor's Gold Rush Journey to California, University of Nebraska Press, page 122:",
          "text": "It was only a pile of skin and bones after all. An animal, or rather a bovial collapse.",
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          "ref": "1870 March, Jean Pry, “Jonathan Ferret and the Prince”, in Leisure Times, volume III, number VI, page 211:",
          "text": "Arthur nodded, and his face grew still more red, as the oxygenizing current of roast-bovial recollections streamed through the flame of animation now feebly flickering in his brain.",
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          "ref": "1945, Leo Richard Cipes, Prescription Writing and Materia Medica for Dentists, Dental items of interest Publishing Company, page 44:",
          "text": "Parathyroid Hormone: A chemically stable aqueous solution containing the active ingredients of the bovial parathyroid glands.",
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        "Of or pertaining to cattle."
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