Book, Chapter

 1     1, 12-19|     less dreaded for me than youth), I loved not study, and
 2     1, 15-24|   safe path for the steps of youth. ~ ~
 3     1, 16-26|   Terence had brought a lewd youth upon the stage, setting
 4     2, 1-1  |       For I even burnt in my youth heretofore, to be satiated
 5     2, 2-2  |  flesh, and the bubblings of youth, mists fumed up which beclouded
 6     2, 2-2  |      and hurried my unstayed youth over the precipice of unholy
 7     2, 2-3  |      that so the tides of my youth might have cast themselves
 8     2, 10-18|    stay, in these days of my youth, and I became to myself
 9     3, 11-19|   wooden rule, and a shining youth coming towards her, cheerful
10     4, 3-6  |      my dearest Nebridius, a youth singularly good and of a
11     4, 4-7  |      first opening flower of youth. He had grown up of a child
12     4, 4-7  |    true faith (which he as a youth had not soundly and thoroughly
13     6, 1-1  |      O Thou, my hope from my youth, where wert Thou to me,
14     6, 7-12 |   with me, that right-minded youth took as a ground of being
15     6, 12-21|   since in the outset of his youth he had entered into that
16     7, 1-1  |  that my evil and abominable youth, and I was passing into
17     8, 1-1  |      also that from his very youth he had lived most devoted
18     8, 7-17 |     commencement of my early youth, had begged chastity of
19     8, 11-27| maidens here, a multitude of youth and every age, grave widows
20     9, 6-14 | nothing for his childhood or youth, or his whole self. Him
21     9, 8-18 |     out of the exuberance of youth, whereby it boils over in
22    11, 9-11 |      good things, because my youth shall be renewed like an