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 1 4 |     when they do bring forth children, they are unable to nurse
 2 4 |     on ruptures and strains. Children while still little are subject
 3 7 | properly with the women. The children are particularly subject
 4 9 |      pain; so that calculous children rub their privy parts and
 5 9 |   calculus. It forms also in children from milk, when it is not
 6 9 |    that it is better to give children only the most diluted wine,
 7 9 |     and they drink more than children do. Thus, or nearly so,
 8 10|      to be a fatal season to children and women, but least of
 9 10|       have feeble and sickly children, so that they either die
10 14|   unhealthy parts. If, then, children with bald heads are born
11 14| parents with bald heads; and children with blue eves to parents
12 14|   have blue eyes; and if the children of parents having distorted
13 16|      masters, far from their children, their wives, and other