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 1    I, pref|     long engaged, we trained young men not to virtue, but altogether
 2    I, 13  |      overcome by one who was young, and despoiled of his sovereignty.
 3    I, 14  |   Then Glauca dies while yet young." This is the lineage of
 4   II, 10  |  fire and water, because the young of animals are furnished
 5   II, 14  | could not contain them, then young men, either sent by their
 6  III, 10  |     upon their own mates and young. Do they not give a greeting
 7  III, 22  |  mind, and cherish their own young, because they are well known
 8    V, 10  |     the same father, and~"By young Lulus' dawning day,"~he
 9   VI, 3   |     that way except boys and young men; for this reason, that
10   VI, 19  |     employ anger towards the young, so it is both pernicious
11   VI, 19  |      have our hands over the young; that is, that when they
12   VI, 20  |     which are true? What can young men or virgins do, when
13  VII, 12  |     boys, and is vigorous in young men, and is lessened in