Book, Chapter

1     Int      |  cancels, ex opere operato, birth sin and hereditary guilt.
2       2, VI  | spawning life, replacing in birth that which dies and decays.
3       6, VI  |     to their household gave birth to young, and then observed
4       6, VI  |    mother was about to give birth to him [Firminus], a female
5       6, VI  |   diligent exactness of the birth dates even of his dogs.
6       6, VI  |   information of the actual birth - and each, of course, knew
7       6, VI  |     in its own city, a good birth, a proper education, and
8       8, XIII|    in their pilgrimage from birth until their return. So be