Chapter

 1 1 |         lay unfettered by rule, better than the numbers of Eunomos.
 2 2 |        than Semele, and boys of better looks and manners than the
 3 2 |     insult themselves. How much better are the Egyptians, who in
 4 2 |         you, who are altogether better than the Egyptians (I shrink
 5 3 |         demonstrate that man is better than these gods of yours,
 6 3 |       who lovest the human race better, and art truer than Apollo,
 7 4 | facetiously that the latter was better than the golden one, being
 8 10|     swine, it is said, like mud better than pure water; and, according
 9 10|      fine. do we not choose the better part, God instead of the
10 10|   committed adultery." How much better, therefore, is it for men
11 11|        has fellowship with men! Better far, then, is it to become
12 12|         will say, whether it is better to be sane or insane; but
13 12|     doubt which of these is the better; nor is it allowable to