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1001 XVII |         times, and not to recur with wordy commemoration to frequently
1002 VI   |             not me to anger with the works of your hands to destroy
1003 XXIV |        Scripture, which says, "Their worm shall not die, and their
1004 XI   |              be reckoned up; let the wounds of your conscience be considered;
1005 VIII |              with imprisonment. And, wretch that you are, do you not
1006 X    |              it may appear as if the wretched are probably forsaken in
1007 XI   |          that still the crime of the wrong-doers is veiled by darkness and
1008 X    |       assault from the calumnies and wrongs of powerful citizens, would
1009 XIII |              refuses to make, may be wrung out by the bodily suffering.
1010 X    |                                      X.~You who judge others, be
1011 XI   |                                      XI.~So great a terror of destruction
1012 XII  |                                      XII.~Look what that very matter
1013 XIII |                                      XIII.~What is this insatiable
1014 XIV  |                                      XIV.~Why do you turn your attention
1015 XIX  |                                      XIX.~Do you think that we suffer
1016 XV   |                                      XV.~Oh, would you but hear
1017 XVI  |                                      XVI.~What, then, is that sluggishness
1018 XVII |                                      XVII.~For this reason it is that
1019 XVIII|                                      XVIII.~Nor let anybody think that
1020 XX   |                                      XX.~There flourishes with us
1021 XXI  |                                      XXI.~Let no one, however, flatter
1022 XXII |                                      XXII.~And how great, too, are
1023 XXIII|                                      XXIII.~Look, therefore, while
1024 XXIV |                                      XXIV.~What will then be the glory
1025 XXV  |                                      XXV.~Provide, therefore, while
1026 XVI  |           that sluggishness of mind; yea, what blind and stupid madness
1027 XX   |           fail, and the fields shall yield no meat. The flock shall
1028 X    |             there could be peace for yon even among the very togas
1029 XXII |             Have no pity upon old or young, and slay the virgins and
1030 III  |           previously flourish in its youth while still new and vigorous?