Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  XXXIII|      some virtu or are done by young men, than to any other thing:
 2       1,  XXXIII|       other thing: for if some young noble is seen to spring
 3       1,  XLVI  |       quiet within bounds, the young Nobles began to offend them;
 4       1,  XLVI  |      seemed to them that their young men were too ferocious,
 5       1,  LX    |       virtu, whether it was in young men or old. This is seen
 6       1,  LX    | disposed of; for in electing a young man to a rank which has
 7       1,  LX    |        should make. And when a young man is of such great virtu
 8       1,  LX    |        who triumphed when very young.~
 9       2         |       so that the minds of the young men who may read my writings
10       3,  VI    |    conspiracy to Nicomachus, a young boy loved by him, who quickly
11       3,  VI    |    have me believe it. Certain young Athenians conspired against
12       3,  IX    |       having come into Italy a young man and with his fortunes
13       3,  XX    |         of having restored the young beautiful wife untarnished
14       3,  XXX   |      this envy; seeing himself young and with so many new favors
15       3,  XXXIV |       This is what many of the young men did in Rome, either
16       3,  XXXIV |    with bloody sword made many young Romans swear that they would
17       3,  XLVI  |       is very important that a young man of tender years begins