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 1 Int, I|     Basil and Emmelia, had ten children, of whom four sons and five
 2   3   |      incomprehensible to young children were the subject of the
 3   6   |        carried the rest of her children in her womb for a definite
 4  11   |    most part divided among the children, then, as I said above,
 5  13   |    life in the arms of her two children. It is worth while to give
 6  13   |        which she used over her children, mentioning each of the
 7  13   |        having first bidden her children lay her body in their father'
 8  18   | according to the number of the children, the share of each was so
 9  18   |      the income of each of the children exceeded the prosperity
10  25   |       in the Hymn of the Three Children. Seven or eight stades intervened