Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |           with which you began in youth, anti may hand down to your
 2    I, 17|       gods both loved a beautiful youth, and also mutilated him
 3    I, 17|          for the treatment of the youth; and when he was healed,~"
 4    I, 17|           so great a labour for a youth so faithful, who had refused
 5    I, 20| honourable course, to the lust of youth, and wished them to worship
 6    I, 21|          represents Pompey when a youth as thus speaking, on hearing
 7    I, 22|        Melissa, who nourished the youth fill Jupiter with goats'
 8   II, 17|       Ganymede, why did the Roman youth suffer punishment? Or if
 9  III, 15|        her creature, that all the youth, corrupted by the example
10  III, 17|      death in the first flower of youth; that in wars the better
11   VI, 3 |    reached the threshold of early youth, and has arrived at the
12  VII, 12|       increases it, if the age of youth has been passed in virtue;
13  VII, 15|          than kings; and when its youth was terminated by the end