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1 pI,   12  |    confess for its brood its own offspring, until the sign of dark
2 pI,   13  |   adopted as its child the alien offspring of the cuckoo; but the offspring,
3 pI,   13  | offspring of the cuckoo; but the offspring, though the subject of so
4 pI,   16  |       roaring~in the ears of its offspring, and by a wonderful natural
5 mIII,   22|      nourisher first suckles her offspring. It was the season in which
6 mIV,   32 |           genetrixque rerum. ~`O offspring of God, mother of all things,
7 pV,   55  |       its abundance of misshapen offspring; draining a flood of drink,
8 pV,   56  |         adulterer, she conceived offspring from him, and became the