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 1       2, IV      |      bad habit was - a group of young scoundrels, and I among
 2       3, III(60) |       the nickname of a gang of young hoodlums in Carthage, made
 3       5, VII     | professor of rhetoric among the young Carthaginian students. With
 4       5, XII     |    those riotous disruptions by young blackguards were not practiced
 5       6, I       |        say to the widow’s son, “Young man, I say unto you, arise!”151
 6       6, VII     |   uncommonly marked in a man so young. But in the whirlpool of
 7       6, VII     |         against me, this worthy young man took as a reason for
 8       6, IX      |      his tablets and pen, lo, a young man - another one of the
 9       6, IX      |        came to the house of the young man who had committed the
10       6, IX      |        door, was a slave boy so young that he was not restrained
11       6, XIII    |       as yet some two years too young to marry.171 And because
12       6, VI      |        that remarkably talented young man. The former declared
13       6, VI      |         household gave birth to young, and then observed the position
14       6, VI      |      his son, the other for his young slave. For as soon as the
15       6, XIII    |       judges of the earth; both young men and maidens, old men
16       7, XI      |        There were there so many young men and maidens, a multitude
17       7, XI      |       Can you not do what these young men and maidens can? Or
18       8, II      |   withdraw quietly, so that the young men who were not concerned
19       8, VIII    |      join our company. He was a young man of our city, who, while
20       8, VIII    |         wanted to infuriate her young mistress, not to cure her;
21      12, XIX(600)|                  I.e., the rich young ruler.~
22      12, XXIV    |        In similar fashion, the “young fish” in “the waters” increase