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  Book, Chapter
1     V, 14|  similar to the womb, having a navel in the midst; and if, he
2     V, 15| Orpheus; and the (idea of the) navel, which is harmony, is (to
3    VI, 9 |           meaning by this) the navel. This navel, he says, is
4    VI, 9 |       by this) the navel. This navel, he says, is separated into
5    VI, 9 |      for on either side of the navel are situated two arteries,
6    VI, 9 |       common denominate this a navel,--these two veins through
7    VI, 9 |    caul, and is nourished by a navel, and it receives through
8     X, 7 |      like a womb, possessing a navel in the midst. And so that