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 1 Pre, 0(1)   |          200 years before he was born! -- which may be considered
 2   1, 47     |           that like these we are born, and are subject to corruption ;
 3   1, 69     |  locality ; and the infant to be born, when the period of its
 4   1, 70     |        light, well and elegantly born. Thus would they, at the
 5   1, 72     | obstetricators;—when he is to be born to the life to come, then
 6   1, 74     |   consider, that the infant just born is in no respect superior
 7   1, 74     |        and of the child just now born, place the complete man
 8   1, 74     |          the human infant lately born, cannot be compared in its
 9   2, 8      |     themselves to that which was born6 of the human body, and
10   3, 2      |       Forthwith too, they became born, as it were, of one (common)
11   3, 39     |       incorporeal, polluted when born in the body. Nor again,
12   4, 30(114)|        Tom. i. p. 393, note) was born A. D. 240. He entered Mesopotamia
13   4, 34(131)|      would think, from his being born as a man. ~