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 1 XXIII|   Christ also, inasmuch as His nativity was necessitated by the
 2 XXIII|    mind, the one controlled by nativity and fate, the other free
 3 XXIII| according to the season of the nativity of the person, from the
 4 XXIII|   which were the causes of the nativity of the persons I have mentioned,
 5 XXIII|        present grouping at the nativity of such an one, let him
 6 XXIII|    learn both from a man's own nativity, and from the nativity of
 7 XXIII|     own nativity, and from the nativity of each of his brothers,
 8 XXIII|      For they suppose that the nativity of each one includes the
 9 XXIII|      robbers, and likewise the nativity of the father and mother
10 XXIII|       friends, and perhaps the nativity of the murderers themselves.
11 XXIII|   relation of the stars at one nativity more than by those at the
12 XXIII|       the stars at a man's own nativity has caused certain events,
13 XXIII|       as silly to say that the nativity of each one of them, severally,
14 XXIII|   position of the stars at the nativity of nearly everybody in Judea
15 XXIII|      while the position at the nativity of certain Israelites down
16 XXIII|      again the position at the nativity of certain people in Etheopia
17 XXIII|       that astrology also, and nativity casting, are only indicative.
18 XXIII|     going to accurately cast a nativity must know not only in which
19 XXIII|        the seeming results of "Nativity," Book X. ~22. The Father. ----
20 XXIII|     feel that everything in my nativity has come to pass. ~I answered,
21 XXIII|     him from what star of your nativity it has arisen, though you
22 XXIII|   impossible that at any man's nativity, at any hour, some of the
23 XXIII| certainly the cause of a man's nativity, and what is not certainly