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 1 3 |        in the first place, the women are sickly and subject to
 2 4 |        of the seasons. But the women, in the first place, are
 3 5 |      exposed to hot winds. The women there are very prolific,
 4 7 |    from hardness of the belly. Women are subject to oedema and
 5 7 |      proceed properly with the women. The children are particularly
 6 7 |      old age. And further, the women appear to be with child,
 7 9 |      do not form so readily in women, for in them the urethra
 8 9 |      males; for the urethra in women opens direct into the pudendum,
 9 10|        also likely to occur to women and those of a very humid
10 10|   fatal season to children and women, but least of all to old
11 10|  character, in the first place women who happen to be with child,
12 10|      Such is the case with the women. The others are subject
13 10|       to have dysenteries; and women, also, from the humidity
14 10|    humid temperament, and with women; but it is most inimical
15 17|    from all other races. Their women mount on horseback, use
16 18|      cold. In these wagons the women live, but the men are carried
17 19|    alike, and so also with the women; for the seasons being of
18 20|       situation; and as to the women, it is amazing how flabby
19 21|     causes; but on that of the women, they are embonpoint and
20 22|    female work, and speak like women. Such persons are called
21 22| afterwards, when they go in to women and cannot have connection
22 22|   effeminacy, play the part of women, and perform the same work
23 22|       perform the same work as women do. This the rich among