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 1   I,   2|       and do they not reap the fruit of diligent application?
 2   I,  59|        to use certain kinds of fruit because they grow with prickles
 3  II,   8|    that you will gather in the fruit with the changes of the
 4  IV,  16|   Apollo and Diana, and by the fruit of my womb enriched heaven
 5   V,   6|       springs up, covered with fruit, a pomegranate tree, seeing
 6   V,   6|       in her bosom some of the fruit. By this she becomes pregnant;
 7   V,  12|        in a moment bare mellow fruit perfectly and completely
 8   V,  16|  goddess abstained from Ceres' fruit in her vehement sorrow?
 9   V,  32|      with Orcus to bring forth fruit. In like manner in the other
10  VI,  26| pincers, and horns filled with fruit, the naked bodies of women,
11 VII,  24|        by mixing four kinds of fruit. In like manner, we do not