Chapter

 1 VI|        disgraceful, since thou didst of old display such in public
 2 VI|      in public processions,and didst order them to be exhibited
 3 IX|   appearance of the star. Thou didst revert to thy state of [
 4 IX|      to thee trifling;for thou didst deem the swaddling-bands,
 5 IX|   unworthy of God. Again, thou didst behold a man who remained
 6 IX|  angels at whose presence thou didst shudder, when first of all
 7 IX|     His [lengthened] fast thou didst again assume thy wonted
 8 IX|       thy wonted audacity, and didst tempt Him when hungry, as
 9 X |         Darest thou, then, who didst fall "as lightning"from
10 X |      from all ostentation? And didst thou pretend to read in
11 X |          At the same time thou didst pretend to be ignorant of
12 XI|       and worship thee.And how didst thou not shudder, O thou
13 XI|        all that is lawful, who didst rise up against the first-formed
14 XI|       first-formed of men, and didst drive forth [from obedience
15 XI| respect injured thee; thou who didst raise up against Abel the
16 XI|       murderous Cain; thou who didst take arms against Job: dost