Chapter

 1 7 |       and to give heed to mere human opinions.~
 2 9 |      by some be looked upon as human. But, since the voices of
 3 11|        we adhere, as being not human but uttered and taught by
 4 12|        a God presides over the human race, thus purge ourselves
 5 21| another; they are in love with human beings:--~ "AEneas, amid
 6 22|     who bathes with tears~ The human founts."~If, then, Zeus
 7 22|      the womb, and generates a human being, who has in himself
 8 32|      our account lies not with human laws, which a bad man can
 9 34|     fact, this is to feed upon human flesh, to do violence in
10 35|   murderers? For we cannot eat human flesh till we have killed