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 1   I,  17|         by such evidence as that children are born with a likeness
 2   I,  17|      parents have had scars, the children have been born with a mark
 3   I,  18|         then, the resemblance of children to parents is no proof that
 4   I,  18|     beard or grey hair. Further, children are like their more remote
 5   I,  18|       coming from all parts that children resemble their parents in
 6   I,  18|         composed of them; and as children are born like their parents
 7  II,  4 |        still small, in fact mere children. If both these discharges
 8  II,  6 |       this bone is still soft in children. The cause of this being
 9  II,  6 |       the wisest of animals. And children for a long time have no
10  II,  7 |      chorion.~Those who say that children are nourished in the uterus
11 III,  10|       punish the drones as their children, for it is nobler to punish
12 III,  10|        is nobler to punish one’s children and those who have no work
13  IV,  3 |        groups of facts. (1) Some children resemble their parents,
14  IV,  3 |          the result is that male children are produced resembling
15  IV,  3 | resembling the mother and female children resembling the father.~If
16  IV,  3 |  nature-philosophers; I mean why children are like or unlike their
17  IV,  4 |      several periods in man, for children are born at seven months
18  IV,  5 |        when they have borne many children, for, the seminal secretion
19  IV,  6 |     plain also with seven-months children, for since they are not
20  IV,  6 |          accustomed to work bear children easily both there and elsewhere;
21  IV,  8 |         While women are suckling children the catamenia do not occur
22   V,  1 |          time in that condition. Children continue asleep at first
23   V,  1 |        the body.~The eyes of all children are bluish immediately after
24   V,  1 |        there is such a change in children? We must consider just this
25   V,  1 |          liquid that the eyes of children appear blue at first.~And
26   V,  3 |        on the front of the head; children indeed do not go bald, nor
27   V,  3 |     their nature is like that of children, both alike being incapable