nec ADVPOS divin V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S sat ADJ11NOMSNPOS genital ADJ32ACCSCPOS numin N32NOMPN cu PRON10DATSX absterr V21PRESACTIVEIND3P pater N31NOMSM a ADV gnat VPAR31DATPXPERFPPL n V21PRESACTIVEIMP2S dulc ADJ32DATPXPOS umquam ADVPOS appell V11PRESPASSIVESUB3S et CONJ ut CONJ steril ADJ32DATSXPOS ven V11PRESSUB2S exig V31PRESACTIVESUB3S aev N21ACCSMArchaic qu PRON10NOMSN plerumque ADVPOS put V11PRESACTIVEIND3P et CONJ mult N22DATSN sanguin N31LOCSM maest ADJ11GENSMPOS consperg V31PRESACTIVEIND3P ar N11ACCPF adol V21PRESACTIVEIND3P que CONJ altar N34NOMPN don N22LOCPN ut CONJ gravid N11ACCPF redd V31PRESACTIVESUB3P uxor N31NOMPF semin N32LOCSN larg ADJ11DATSMPOS
It is not the divine powers that drive away the genital force from a man, so that he be never called father by sweet children and that he pass his days in barren wedlock, as men for the most part think, sorrowfully sprinkling their altars with much blood and making them burn with offerings, that they may make their wives pregnant with abundant seed.
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