Book, Chapter

 1     2, 4-9  |       and rob this, some lewd young fellows of us went, late
 2     5, 7-13 |     was at that time teaching young students at Carthage), and
 3     5, 8-14 | reason was, that I heard that young men studied there more peacefully,
 4     5, 12-22|    subvertings" by profligate young men were not here practised,
 5     6, 1-1  |      to the son of the widow, Young man, I say unto thee, Arise;
 6     6, 9-14 |      note-book and pen, lo, a young man, a lawyer, the real
 7     6, 9-15 |      came to the house of the young man who had done the deed.
 8     6, 9-15 | before the door, was a boy so young as to be likely, not apprehending
 9     7, 5-8  |     old man, and Nebridius, a young man of admirable talents;
10     7, 13-19|      all judges of the earth; young men and maidens, old men
11     7, 13-19|      and maidens, old men and young, praise Thy Name. But when,
12     8, 11-27|  examples: there were so many young men and maidens here, a
13     9, 2-2  |       of lip-labour: that the young, no students in Thy law,
14     9, 8-17 |       with us Euodius also, a young man of our own city. Who
15     9, 8-18 |       anger sought to vex her young mistress, not to amend her;