Book, Chapter

1    I, 4 |    pollute not even with a look; the compassion, which prompts
2    I, 10| common with us. For when I look through your life and customs,
3    I, 16|   which we make our incest look modest, in that we have
4   II, 4 |  found nothing on earth to look at, that you think you ought
5   II, 6 |    ever subject to change. Look, however, at the stellar
6   II, 6 |    man who shall carefully look into things, will surely
7   II, 7 |   them as such, of course. Look at your own practice, when