Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  II   |     was handed down to their children, who not knowing the changeability
 2       1,  XVI  |    womenfolk, or that of his children, and not to fear offer himself;
 3       1,  XXXII| benefit if they reared their children, and that because of this
 4       2,  II   |   willingly procreates those children that he believes he is able
 5       2,  XXIX |     of old men and women and children, the greater part fled to
 6       3,  VI   |  Lord, and took his wife and children, who were little: and as
 7       3,  VI   |   that they might retain her children with them as hostages. Under
 8       3,  VI   |     she did not care for her children, she showed them her genital
 9       3,  XX   |    teacher of the more noble children of that City, thinking to
10       3,  XX   |   that by means of them [the children] that town would be given
11       3,  XX   |     the hands of each of the children, made him be beaten by them