Chapter

 1 22|         Lucilius, in deriding the folly of those who are slaves
 2 25| worshipping earthly things, whose folly Lucretius severely rebukes,
 3 29|            and charges those with folly who think that good is caused
 4 31|         ignorant, is rashness and folly. Supposition, therefore,
 5 32|         which is not condemned of folly in the judgment of the rest,
 6 36|           whom the inheritance of folly passed.~
 7 45|        gone astray; for their own folly hath blinded them, and they
 8 53|        but drag me refusing. What folly is it to wish to consult
 9 55|        pleases them to defend the folly of their ancestors, why
10 55|          charge either impiety or folly, and do not perceive what