Metre/Prose,  page

 1 mI,    3  |        rather is it grief, and birth itself is given to sorrow.
 2 pI,   16  |        life. The she-bear gave birth through the openings of
 3 pI,   17  | verdant foliage; now they gave birth to the sweet-scented infancy
 4 mIII,   22|       and thinks on its giving birth. The candle of the sun banished 2
 5 pIII,   30|     the mystery of this second birth, for such a birth does not
 6 pIII,   30|       second birth, for such a birth does not need such a midwife;
 7 pIII,   30| ignorant of the nature of this birth. and in the effort to comprehend
 8 pIV,   36 |         derogate from its high birth, commits monstrous acts
 9 pIV,   39 |       not only those of recent birth but also those aged in the
10 pIV,   44 |    round of mutual relation of birth and death there should to
11 pIV,   44 |      unbroken reciprocation of birth, He decreed that similar
12 mV,   48  |       and, while she is giving birth, gives birth also to lies.
13 mV,   48  |     she is giving birth, gives birth also to lies. The son is
14 pV,   54  |    weaving the series of human birth, mending with a slender
15 pV,   54  |    soul, when glutted from its birth with a satiety of the same
16 pV,   55  |      the loss 2 with renewed 3 birth from any fresh seed. But
17 pV,   56  |    kind unlike by law of their birth, dissimilar in the marks
18 pV,   56  |      marriage accounts for the birth of the former; a low and
19 pVII,   71|      this pride in men? Their ~birth is fraught with sorrow,
20 pIX,   91 |       life in a new rising and birth. There Helen, half a goddess