[130] I. e., a miscarriage, shaped like a head.
[131] I. e., a shapeless mass.
[132] I. e., an embryo.
[133] I. e., a shapeless mass.
[134] I. e., the father. Note the five alternative interpretations pointing again to the union of various collections of omens.
[135] The god of pestilence.
[136] I. e., the father of the child.
[137] In which the birth took place.
[138] Aprosopy. See above p. 25.
[139] In which the birth took place.