Chapter

1 3 |     these things are only idle tales and empty slanders, originating
2 21|       folly of those who, with tales like these, are lovers of
3 30|        eternal. For either the tales told by the multitude and
4 30|        those do not exist, the tales concerning whom are untrue);
5 32|        that they should get up tales about us such as they tell
6 32| Orpheus, the inventor of these tales, which made Zeus more unholy