Book, Paragraph

1      I, XI  |   earth which, although they bear no fruit, are nevertheless
2     II, VII |      any rule; but we should bear in mind that abundance of
3      V, VIII|    spoilt; not every one can bear prosperity. But if this
4    VII, XVI | while the woman is unable to bear them, or the woman able
5    VII, XVI |   them, or the woman able to bear while the man is unable
6    VII, XVI |  shall continue to beget and bear offspring for the state;
7    VII, XVII|     may be easily trained to bear cold. Such care should attend