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1 3 |          all naturally since his birth, which could be clearly
2 3 |        in Proclus ever since his birth, that he was able to tell
3 6 |     noble, and very virtuous. At birth he was welcomed by the Constantinopolitan
4 6 |    enthusiasm. Shortly after his birth, his parents removed him
5 7 |         he had enjoyed since his birth became most evident. One
6 9 |        had been the cause of his birth [Athena].~For on his arrival
7 17| favorable from the standpoint of birth and fortune ---- having,
8 35|         was at the moment of his birth:~The Sun was in Aries, at