Book, §

 1   1, 19| entered at a thought into her womb, like the Naga-king entering
 2   1, 20| flowing ichor, he entered the womb of the queen of king Suddhodana,
 3   1, 22|      also, holding him in her womb, like a line of clouds holding
 4   1, 24|      forth, cleaving open her womb.~
 5   1, 26|    was born from his mother's womb, made the world bright like
 6   1, 30|      due time issued from the womb, he shone as if he had come
 7   6, 45|       whom I was borne in the womb with great thirst and pains,-
 8   9, 25|       who sprang from Ganga's womb, Rama, and Rama the son
 9   9, 37|     the moment of leaving the womb death -is a characteristic
10   9, 51|   nature of the embryo in the womb is produced as composed
11  14, 32|     an impure lake called the womb, are born amongst men and