Book, Chapter

1   II, 5| laughing-stock, that is, the but of insult and derision. For if we
2   II, 7|           jibing, the originator of insult, from which strifes and
3   II, 7|           and enmities burst forth. Insult, we have said, is the servant
4   II, 7|           Scripture, "is a staff of insult,"--meaning by staff the
5   II, 7|        meaning by staff the prop of insult, on which insult leans and
6   II, 7|            prop of insult, on which insult leans and rests. Whence
7  III, 5|          lovers, who after a little insult them naked. They will scarce