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 1  II,  21| varying motions. But when the child begins to need to be supported
 2  II,  22|      may make trial from this child, whom we have supposed to
 3 III,  10|      pregnant, goddesses with child, and, as they daily increase
 4   V,   6|      food, and brings forth a child, but Sangarius orders it
 5   V,   6|      Phorbas having found the child, takes it home, brings it
 6   V,   8|  daughter; nay, rather a mere child, a little girl, since we
 7   V,  10|       that flinty hardness, a child was formed and quickened
 8   V,  13|   called the offspring of his child. The infant was brought
 9   V,  22|       shrinking even from the child which had sprung from himself,
10   V,  25|      and become smooth like a child, not yet hard and rough