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 1      I, VIII|          both when they are first born, and when they are grown
 2      I, X   |     furnish food to that which is born, and the food of the offspring
 3     II, III |         another; for children are born like their parents, and
 4     II, III | nevertheless the children who are born are assigned to their respective
 5     II, IV  |      children as soon as they are born from the rank of husbandmen
 6     II, VI  |      unfruitful, however many are born to others, because he finds
 7     II, VIII|    inhabitants, whether they were born of the earth or were the
 8    III, II  |        the other. For the words, "born of a father or mother who
 9    III, III |        are always dying and being born, as we call rivers and fountains
10    III, XII |      those of them who are better born should have better flutes
11    VII, II  |         is, and the other is not, born to serve, in which case
12    VII, XIII|          place, every one must be born a man and not some other
13    VII, XVII|      After the children have been born, the manner of rearing them