Book,  Paragraph

 1 VII,  3 |      days in the case of a male child. After parturition also
 2 VII,  3 |        fortieth day, but if the child be a female then on the
 3 VII,  3 | right-hand side though a female child be coming, and on the left-hand
 4 VII,  4 |      who are pregnant of a male child escape comparatively easily
 5 VII,  4 |         of all is just when the child’s hair is beginning to grow.~
 6 VII,  4 |     mother’s womb than a female child, and it is usually born
 7 VII,  4 |         experience, when such a child does happen to survive the
 8 VII,  4 |        was not an eight months’ child after all, but that she
 9 VII,  4 |      nations the women bear one child a birth; but frequently
10 VII,  4 | adultery, brought forth the one child resembling her husband and
11 VII,  4 |  subsequently conceived a third child; and in course of time she
12 VII,  4 |        the third a five-months’ child; and this last died there
13 VII,  4 |    delivered of a seven-months’ child, and then of two which were
14 VII,  4 |      and they have lost the one child and been delivered of the
15 VII,  4 |       If women while going with child cohabit after the eighth
16 VII,  4 |      after the eighth month the child is in most cases born covered
17 VII,  4 |     slimy fluid. Often also the child is found to be replete with
18 VII,  5 |         use; but as soon as the child is fit to live the milk
19 VII,  6 |     they do conceive, bring the child to maturity; while others
20 VII,  6 |         are unable to bring the child to birth. Furthermore, some
21 VII,  6 |     daughter but the daughter’s child that was a blackamoor.~As
22 VII,  6 |         after giving birth to a child and she conceived and bore
23 VII,  6 |     conceived and bore a second child as like the first as any
24 VII,  9 |       pain is abdominal. If the child about to be born be a male,
25 VII,  10|         ligature come loose the child dies from loss of blood.)
26 VII,  10|     away, but remains after the child itself is extruded, it is
27 VII,  10|       It often happens that the child appears to have been born
28 VII,  10|         back the blood into the child’s body from the cord, and
29 VII,  10|       cord, and immediately the child that a moment before was
30 VII,  10|         by their sides. And the child gives a cry and puts its
31 VII,  10|      issues forth.~Moreover the child voids excrement sometimes
32 VII,  10| comparison with the size of the child; it is what the midwives
33 VII,  10|       it becomes milky, for the child takes at once to the breast.
34 VII,  10|        breast. Before birth the child makes no sound, even though
35 VII,  10|       conceive again.~Until the child is forty days old it neither
36 VII,  12|        infancy occur before the child is a week old, hence it
37 VII,  12|        is customary to name the child at that age, from a belief
38 VII,  12|         the spasms begin in the child’s back.~
39 VIII,  1|        though psychologically a child hardly differs for the time
40  IX,  29|         of him a supposititious child in an alien nest. The truth