Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1   | through salvation we renew our youth, singing with the hymning
 2    I, 5   |        account of the bloom of youth, called by the flattering
 3    I, 5   |        also young, to show the youth of humanity in Christ, and
 4    I, 5   |        s morning prime in this youth which knows no old age,
 5    I, 7   | Jeremiah: "Say not that I am a youth: before I formed thee in
 6    I, 7   |       that the appellation of "youth" should not become a reproach
 7    I, 9   |       and bend them from their youth. Hast thou daughters? attend
 8   II, 1   |         if brought up from his youth in such practices, will
 9   II, 2   |    hence the voluptuousness of youth overpasses the bounds of
10   II, 2   |      to quench the impulses of youth by removing the Bacchic
11   II, 7   |    before a bashful and silent youth, one might by way of pleasantry
12   II, 7   |      such as this enhances the youth's modesty, by showing the
13   II, 7   |    with accuracy of knowledge. Youth, Wisdom also commands thee.
14  III, 3   |      shame in the midst of the youth, and in the gymnasium, where
15  III, 3   |        and noble ornament.~ "A youth with his first beard: for
16  III, 3   |    first beard: for with this, youth is most graceful."~ By and
17  III, 3   |    sustenance; and the warlike youth of the Arabians (these are
18  III, 11  |       Sophocles, reproaching a youth, says:--~"Decked in women'
19  III, hymn|   securely guiding.~ Rudder of youth unbending,~ Firm against