Book, Chapter

1    IV, 4 |        whether it is when the foetus begins to incline towards
2    IV, 4 |     not the same at which the foetus inclines towards the orifice,
3    VI, 9 |     is, the caul in which the foetus is enveloped grows into
4    VI, 9 |     enveloped grows into the (foetus) that is being formed in
5    VI, 9 |    veins, I say,) nourish the foetus. But the arteries which
6    VI, 9 |    produces a movement of the foetus. For the infant that was
7    VI, 9 |   than this); for the entire (foetus) is bound tightly round
8    VI, 12|    female nourishment for the foetus. This, he says, is "the
9    VI, 32| produced from Bythus, and the foetus borne from the womb." Thus (