Chapter

 1 2 |  Eumenides, and the piacular deities, and the judges and avengers
 2 2 |       stripping the crowd of deities of those terrifying and
 3 2 |      But it is only the male deities, perhaps, that are impetuous
 4 2 |     indulgence.~ "The female deities stayed each in the house,
 5 2 |   those amatory and sensuous deities of yours, as in every respect
 6 2 |       And of what sort these deities are, what need is there
 7 3 |  latter to the evil-averting deities, as Dorotheus relates in
 8 4 | themselves with the names of deities, as Menecrates the physician,
 9 4 |      and wounds, and weeping deities.~"Woe, woe! that fate decrees
10 4 | Besides, the nuptials of the deities, their begetting and bringing
11 10|     more be regarded as twin deities, being merely changes which