Chapter

1  6|   were first trained by your parents to fear rather than to know
2 22|     both learn from ignorant parents, and, what is more serious
3 22|   Italians he was of unknown parents; as even to this day we
4 23|     race, since in its first parents their mortality is proved,
5 25|    engaged in war with their parents, that is, with their fathers-in-law,
6 30| infants sacrificed to him by parents in some parts of Africa,
7 37|    birth? do you praise your parents? Yet we are all born with