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 1  5|    BY REMINDING THEM THAT IN HUMAN AFFAIRS ALL THINGS ARE DOUBTFUL
 2  5|     plain that all things in human affairs are doubtful, uncertain,
 3  5|      since the mediocrity of human intelligence is so far from (
 4 22|     he is convicted of being human by those very sacred rites
 5 23| desire to persevere in their human condition. They fear that
 6 26|  moulded and glides into the human breast, and stirs the senses,
 7 27|  creeping also secretly into human bodies, with subtlety, as
 8 30|      to slaughter to Mercury human, or rather inhuman, sacrifices.
 9 30|      rites with a draught of human gore, and taught men to
10 30|    so much do we shrink from human blood, that we do not use
11 36|  that we feel and suffer the human mischiefs of the body is