Book, Chapter

 1   II, 5 |       and to dance,"~changing effeminate manners to softness. We
 2   II, 8 |       their rendering manhood effeminate, as to banish their compounders
 3   II, 8 |       to render noble manners effeminate? Certainly. And as we have
 4   II, 8 |       ointment. The former is effeminate, while anointing with ointment
 5   II, 11|     in bad habits become more effeminate than women. But this must
 6   II, 11|  esteem. But crafty women and effeminate men, who blend these deceptive
 7   II, 13|       pompous, luxurious, and effeminate. But these women obscure
 8  III, 2 |     women courtesans, and men effeminate and adulterers, the tragic
 9  III, 2 |  beauty! Barbarian finery and effeminate luxury overthrew Greece;
10  III, 3 |   voluptuousness, they become effeminate, cutting their hair in an
11  III, 3 |     them to be adulterers and effeminate, addicted to both kinds
12  III, 3 |      to wear gold, yet out of effeminate desire they enwreath their
13  III, 3 | attract men, is the act of an effeminate person,--if to attract women,
14  III, 3 |       wretches (bataloi), and effeminate (gunides), whose voices
15  III, 4 |       in intercourse with the effeminate. And crowds of abominable
16  III, 5 |      through which they brand effeminate men, who have been vanquished
17  III, 11|       Such they introduce the effeminate Sardanapalus, king of the
18  III, 11|       neither adulterers, nor effeminate, nor abusers of themselves