Book, Chapter

1    I, 11|      do so they would be most worthless; but they added a certain
2    V, 8 |      to yourselves justice as worthless, and wish that she may fall
3    V, 19|   rewards." Oh how frail, how worthless, have you represented virtue
4    V, 19|      he is accounted the most worthless of slaves who runs away
5    V, 20|     fear. Therefore, when the worthless sacrifices i are completed,
6    V, 22|    that the worship of God is worthless, in which they do not see
7   VI, 21|       deem him luxurious anti worthless who should have scenic arts
8   VI, 22| foolish and senseless, and is worthless, and one whom not even a