Book, Chapter

 1    I, 10|    I forbear to mention the virgins whom he dishonoured. For
 2    I, 11|    deity had spared neither virgins nor married women, he abstained
 3    I, 17|     But not even were those virgins who are celebrated able
 4    I, 17|  dragon and sealed to three virgins born from Cecrops? An evident
 5    I, 20| having intercourse with the virgins, from whom the Partheniae
 6    I, 21|   human bodies." The Vestal virgins make these sacred offerings,
 7   II, 4 |     dolls, not dedicated by virgins, to whose sports some indulgence
 8   IV, 21|    before their eyes, their virgins ravished and polluted, their
 9   VI, 20|     are the dishonouring of virgins, or the loves of harlots;
10   VI, 20| true? What can young men or virgins do, when they see that these