Chapter

 1 IV  |        world grows old. What if old men should charge it on the
 2 IV  |           although once the life of men endured beyond the age of
 3 VI  |          and upon the oil, and upon men, and upon cattle, and upon
 4 VII |            would be the audacity in men, if it were secure in the
 5 IX  |         still found opportunity for men to be evil, and in such
 6 X   |            and nakedly by all other men, yourself also look upon
 7 X   | open-mouthed for the dead. The same men are timid in the duties
 8 XI  |       obtain impunity, while modest men are silent; accomplices
 9 XXII|           upon the foreheads of the men that sigh and that cry for
10 XXIV|            Then shall the righteous men stand in great constancy