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 1  II,  1 |     is never, subsequently to birth, any increase in the part
 2  II,  5 |       furnished with teeth at birth, but the tusks are not then
 3  IV,  4 |       are also furnished from birth with an operculum. And,
 4   v,  10|     autumn. It engenders at a birth seven or eight young. Certain
 5   v,  17|  slough), both directly after birth and in later life; this
 6   v,  19|  during the winter, and gives birth therein to small grubs,
 7   v,  21|     neither copulate nor give birth to young, but that they
 8  VI,  3 |    periods from conception to birth differ, as has been said.
 9  VI,  4 |     is hatched and brought to birth within twenty days; and
10  VI,  19|       these animals some give birth to males and others to females;
11  VI,  20|   blind for twelve days after birth. After pupping, the bitch
12  VI,  20| serviceable immediately after birth. The Laconian bitch is supplied
13  VI,  21|  however little premature its birth may have been, as its hooves
14  VI,  27|  young one, immediately after birth, sucks the mother, not with
15  VI,  33|       month. They do not give birth to their young ones all
16  VI,  34|       bears four at most at a birth.~
17  VI,  35|       four at the most at one birth. The particulars of conception
18  VI,  35|        or three, or four at a birth. It is long in the body
19 VII,  1 |      when the woman has given birth to three children. Women
20 VII,  3 |      to perfection. But after birth, the females pass more quickly
21 VII,  4 |    and some produce many at a birth, but the human species does
22 VII,  4 |    the women bear one child a birth; but frequently and in many
23 VII,  6 |  unable to bring the child to birth. Furthermore, some men and
24 VII,  6 |   husband a week after giving birth to a child and she conceived
25 VII,  8 |      they turn downwards, and birth in the natural course of
26 VII,  10|    once to the breast. Before birth the child makes no sound,
27 VII,  10|    discharge take place after birth in small quantity, and in
28  IX,  12|   name with those of heavenly birth,~But called Cymindis by
29  IX,  37|      the fact that, after the birth of the little octopuses
30  IX,  39|   webs from the time of their birth, not from their interior
31  IX,  41|     in their cells. After the birth of the working-grubs in
32  IX,  45|  parturition the mothers give birth to their young in troops