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 1   1, 69|   of its locality ; and the infant to be born, when the period
 2   1, 69| still) superior one,—a mere infant, and as yet a foetus (only)
 3   1, 71|     for my saying, that the infant was distorted within (the
 4   1, 72|     irrational and ignorant infant, or, from that  ./. which
 5   1, 72|  were such), although as an infant good. Nevertheless, if he
 6   1, 72| lusts ; and this not as the infant, involuntarily; but willingly,
 7   1, 73|  example (above) was, as an infant conceived in the womb, in
 8   1, 73|     is hitherto but (as) an infant in man;—may well be said,
 9   1, 73|   be nothing better than an infant. For, what his state of
10   1, 73|   if, when hitherto (as) an infant, and confined within this
11   1, 74|     will consider, that the infant just born is in no respect
12   1, 74|  the Angels. For, the human infant lately born, cannot be compared
13   4, 21|       for she had a sucking infant, -- and said, "Wretched (
14   5, 1 | would present to him, as an infant in mind, those things which