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 1   I,  30|       give forth that they were born on earth, and that at a
 2   I,  30|         and if before they were born nature already experienced
 3   I,  30|      and storms, those who were born later have no right of rain-giving,
 4   I,  34|   regarded as having never been born, as having never been brought
 5   I,  36|        you both allege that one born as men are, and put to death
 6   I,  36|      father Bacchus, the former born of Coronis, and the other
 7   I,  36|     secret charms? Is it Ceres, born in Sicilian territory, and
 8   I,  36|  offspring of eggs? Is it Apis, born in the Peloponnese, and
 9   I,  37|          We worship one who was born a man. What then? do you
10   I,  37|      you worship no one who was born a man? Do you not worship
11   I,  37|         what district they were born, of what tribe; what they
12   I,  37|         you know that they were born in the womb, and that they
13   I,  37|         with the worship of one born like ourselves, you act
14   I,  42|        my opponent, one who was born a mere human being. Even
15   I,  45|      restored to sight, and men born without eyes now looked
16   I,  52|      powers of the eye to those born without sight, and to restore
17  II,  16|      world, in what way you are born, how you leap to life? Will
18  II,  16|     same sexes. Their young are born from the womb, and are begotten
19  II,  16|        of the sexes; and we are born from sexual embraces, and
20  II,  21|        us next receive some one born to dwell there, where there
21  II,  22|   father in what regions he was born, how or in what way brought
22  II,  37|         as they would have been born with the most perfect excellence:
23  II,  39|    condition in which they were born? Was it for this He sent
24  II,  62|       pretenders, that they are born of God, and are not subject
25  II,  69|         and refined,-were these born with men, and did they not
26  II,  70|   Jupiter with his brothers was born of Saturn and his wife,
27  II,  70|         gods were conceived and born, and breathed the breath
28  II,  70| begotten by father Jupiter, and born of a parent sprung from
29  II,  70| embraces they were begotten and born, and began to have some
30  II,  70|        from Jove's head she was born, and began to have a real
31  II,  74|         that Hercules should be born, Aesculapius, Mercury, Liber,
32 III,  29|       to their posterity, to be born of father Coelus, the progenitor
33 III,  30|         no Jupiter at all; who, born of Saturn his father and
34 III,  31|        discoverer of the Olive, born from the head of Jupiter,
35 III,  32|         bearer of the caduceus, born on the cold mountain top,
36  IV,   8|         then, or if we men were born without bones, like some
37  IV,  14|      Coelus; the third, Saturn, born and buried in the island
38  IV,  14|       Trophonius. The third was born of Maia, his mother, and
39  IV,  15|      the places where they were born, and point out the origin
40  IV,  16|       falsely say that you were born a goddess from the head
41  IV,  19|     read and hear, That god was born of this father and of that
42  IV,  19|      know birth; or if they are born at all, we hold and esteem
43  IV,  20|    father Saturn, Diespiter was born with his brothers. Do the
44  IV,  22|  shamefully than he was himself born and begotten. Of Hyperiona,
45  IV,  22|     wields the thunderbolt, was born the golden and blazing Sun;
46  IV,  22|       is named Bromius, and was born a second time from his father'
47  IV,  25|     Epicharmus? Who that he was born within the confines of Thrace?
48  IV,  25|     spectators? Who that he was born in Arcadia? was it not you?
49  IV,  26|   opinion, the god Hercules was born to exceed and surpass in
50   V,   5|      many groanings Acdestis is born in the tenth month, being
51   V,  11|    see-were it granted me to be born at those times-father Liber,
52   V,  13|         After her offspring was born, it was ordered by Sangarius
53   V,  18|        Servius king of Rome was born.
54   V,  21|         but from the maiden was born something like a bull, to
55   V,  22|        being seems to have been born for no other reason at all
56   V,  28|        pure heart. While Liber, born at Nysa, and son of Semele,
57   V,  39|         pine which is regularly born into the sanctuary of the
58   V,  42|        and declare to have been born in Phrygia, to have suffered
59 VII,  32|        Tellus; for the gods are born, and have festal days on
60 VII,  35|        in all the temples, were born and produced from the germs
61 VII,  44|      who had been conceived and born from a woman's womb, who
62 VII,  51|        pre-eminent, having been born to be the bane of the human