Chapter

 1 7 |   in order that the bad man may be justly punished, having
 2 8 |   becomes pregant by him. I may instance, too, Eleusis,
 3 12|     that on the one hand it may be regarded as rude and
 4 15|    death. And what that is, may be easily seen by men who
 5 16|  representations, that they may be disabled from rising
 6 16|    to men, either that they may be thought to be something,
 7 16|    as evil-disposed friends may do harm to them as to enemies,
 8 18|    with a robber, though he may not be a robber himself,
 9 19| they perform, but that they may not even wear a long beard
10 19|   live in it is bad; and we may see those greeted with applause
11 32|    check; but, however that may be, let our cause remain
12 32|     for we argue that there may be strength of mind in all,
13 32|    mind in all, though they may be weak in body. But your
14 33|    these women is, that you may not regard as something
15 33|   are before your eyes, you may not treat the women with
16 41|     exactness. But, that we may complete. what is still