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 1    I, 5|       with child. Isaac means laughter. He was seen sporting with
 2    I, 5|      endurance. O wise sport, laughter also assisted by endurance,
 3    I, 5|        beholds from above our laughter, and looking through the
 4   II, 5|                         V. ON LAUGHTER.~ People who are imitators
 5   II, 5|   means be allowed to stir up laughter. For it were absurd to be
 6   II, 5|    not waggery. Besides, even laughter must be kept in check; for
 7   II, 5|    called a smile. So also is laughter on the face of well-regulated
 8   II, 5|   giggle, and is meretricious laughter; in the case of men, a guffaw,
 9   II, 5|      is savage arid insulting laughter. "A fool raises his voice
10   II, 5|      fool raises his voice in laughter," says the Scripture; but
11   II, 5|       the reverse; for so his laughter will be less apt to become
12   II, 5| children and women especially laughter is the cause of slipping
13   II, 7|     must also check excessive laughter and immoderate tears. For
14   II, 7| thought~ To move the crowd to laughter, brawled aloud."~"For dreadful
15  III, 4|    and attitudes, inciting to laughter, the precursor of fornication.