Chapter

1  6|       forefathers, who, while the age was still untrained in the
2  6|    sanctity as it has ascribed of age.~
3  9|         of every sex and of every age. There, after much feasting,
4 16|    feeling, without preference of age, sex, or dignity. Nor do
5 22|         to the strength of mature age; and, poor wretches, they
6 28| themselves such evil deeds, as no age is so effeminate as to be
7 38|       divinity has ripened in the age of our time? Let us enjoy