Chapter

1 III  |       the son, now obedient, the father, who used to be so patient,
2 VI   |          of the senate, banished Father Bacchus and his mysteries
3 IX   |         in truth only son of thy father in his cruelty! But in regard
4 X    |     speak of heaven and earth as father and mother, in a sort of
5 XXI  |       not His lot to have as His father, by incest with a sister,
6 XXIV |    Ocriculum, Hostia of Satrium, Father Curls of Falisci, in honour
7 XXXIV|         How can he, who is truly father of his country, be its lord?
8 XXXIX| knowledge of God as their common Father, who have drunk in one spirit
9 XLVI |         believe in honour of his father, for Apollo pronounced Socrates