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 1  VI,  14| Marsh-fishes and river-fishes conceive at the age of five months
 2  VI,  19|                       19~Ewes conceive after three or four copulations
 3  VI,  21|  numbers receive the bull and conceive, it is looked upon as prognostic
 4  VI,  23|     she-ass has been known to conceive when a year old, and the
 5  VI,  23|   male, and is almost sure to conceive if put to the male on this
 6  VI,  23|    not, then she will neither conceive nor bear for the rest of
 7 VII,  1 |       of animals. Young women conceive readily, but, having conceived,
 8 VII,  2 |   without exception, for some conceive in spite of the absence
 9 VII,  2 |     has taken place. And some conceive while the signs are on but
10 VII,  4 |       also have been known to conceive while about to miscarry,
11 VII,  6 |   There are certain women who conceive with difficulty, but if
12 VII,  6 |    difficulty, but if they do conceive, bring the child to maturity;
13 VII,  6 |  maturity; while others again conceive readily, but are unable
14 VII,  6 |       women who are unable to conceive, save with the help of medical
15 VII,  10|       are the sooner ready to conceive again.~Until the child is