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 1   1, 70     |     happen to their natural birth duly take place with them,
 2   1, 70     |   which result from a happy birth ; of those which multiply
 3   1, 71     |  one at his coming forth in birth; What need can there be
 4   1, 71     |   be worthy even of the one birth,—even of the life of man,—
 5   3, 20     |     writings preach the new birth, which directly opposed
 6   3, 55(75) |   have been ignorant of the birth of Christ, as announced
 7   3, 57     |    had once experienced the birth of mortals. They thought
 8   3, 60     |   their hope in this second birth. And, because He also encouraged
 9   3, 61     |      by means of the second birth of this selfsame mortal (
10   3, 62     |   their own eyes the Second Birth which became theirs 96,
11   4, 5      | become, by means of the new birth which is in Him, the children
12   4, 30(114)|    Manni,) was a Persian by birth, and, according to the Chronicon