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 1 3 |      just—that of fathers and mothers and in general of progenitors
 2 7 |      the Corybantes; for when mothers want their restless children
 3 7 |       the folly of nurses and mothers; for although our several
 4 7 |        of their daughters and mothers, which day by day, the officers,
 5 7 |        when he gets away from mothers and nurses, he must be under
 6 9 |  there would be no slayers of mothers, or impious hands lifted
 7 9 |   mother, or their fathers or mothers, he being at the time of
 8 10|      and sucklings from their mothers and nurses, repeated by
 9 11| mother, and their fathers and mothers; and in general for his
10 11|   mother, or their fathers or mothers treasured up in his house