(Natal astrology, 104, course X-B) © 21Feb23, A709630. R65380, 9Aug50, Elbert Benjamine (A) LATTUADA, Felice.

Thence, again, we are beckoned away by the jester to join him in elaborate and not very edifying ridicule of the Catholic doctrine of ante-natal baptism; and thencebut it would be useless to follow further the windings and doublings of this literary hare.

Bud of beauty, bonny flower, I stole thee from thy natal bower.

This amulet, known as 'The Invincible,' was given to the boy by the divine son of Maríchi, soon after his birth, when the natal ceremony was performed.

(2) Advising expectant mothers on the management of their health and as to the influence of ante-natal conditions on their infants.

With such an ante-natal history how much she needed judicious, but tender, loving guidance.

All the unaccountable looks and tastes and ways of Elsie came back to her in the light of an ante-natal impression which had mingled an alien element in her nature.

Was it for bored kings and mischief-making mothers-in-law, he asks, speaking with the ante-natal memories of Vishnu, that he came among the sons of men?

The former are buried in the ante-natal position of a child, and we may perhaps be justified in seeing in this custom the symbol of a hope that as the child is born from this position into the world, so might the deceased be born into the life in the world beyond the grave; and the presence of amulets, the object of which was to protect the body, seems to indicate that they expected the actual body to rise again.

We cannot but entertain the highest hopes of a child for whom your Highness performed the natal rites.