Chapter

 1 3 |      inasmuch as they have come forth to the light protected by
 2 3 |        and defenceless, is cast forth, and driven, as it were,
 3 3 |          when they have brought forth their young, have no care
 4 3 |   Inasmuch as they do not bring forth the animal itself from the
 5 6 |      daily to have been brought forth, in which the arrangement
 6 7 |         but it is freely poured forth in some places, and with
 7 7 | circumference, and the hair put forth from the temples before
 8 11|    should all at once be poured forth, or at once inflate it.
 9 11|         while it spreads itself forth from it: for the very alternation
10 11|         believed; but they pour forth that vocal breath through
11 11|      open as to be able to send forth the full voice. And this
12 11|       when the stomach has sent forth from itself the food softened,
13 11|          it is gradually thrust forth through those windings of
14 11|   collects it, so as to send it forth where nature has opened
15 16|        but that when I have set forth the difficulty of the matter,
16 16|     that it may elicit and draw forth counsel, as it were, from
17 16|   cannot of its own accord send forth a sound, so that there can
18 17|        when the blood is poured forth through a wound, or is exhausted
19 19|       of life, and the bringing forth in safety, and whatever