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 1     Int        | re-presents the upheavals of his youth and the stages of his disorderly
 2       1, XVI   |    introduced a good-for-nothing youth upon the stage, setting
 3       2, I     |       many.”40 For as I became a youth, I longed to be satisfied
 4       2, II    |          and dragged my unstable youth down over the cliffs of
 5       2, II    |          so that the tides of my youth might have spent themselves
 6       2, X     |        thee, O my God, and in my youth I wandered too far from
 7       3, XI    |    wooden rule, and saw a bright youth approaching her, joyous
 8       4, III   |      dear Nebridius - a splendid youth and most circumspect, who
 9       4, IV    |     rising up into the flower of youth. He had grown up with me
10       4, IV    |         thoroughly mastered as a youth - and turned him toward
11       6, I     |    CHAPTER I~ ~1. O Hope from my youth,149 where wast thou to me
12       6, XII   |        more because in his early youth he had entered upon the
13       6, I     |       was that evil and shameful youth of mine, and I was passing
14       6, I(176)|          old; although the term "youth" (juventus) normally included
15       7, I     |          been told that from his youth up he had lived in entire
16       7, VII   |        the taking. But, wretched youth that I was - supremely wretched
17       7, VII   |         in the very outset of my youth - I had entreated chastity
18       7, XI    |          maidens, a multitude of youth and every age, grave widows
19       8, VI    |     nothing for his childhood or youth, nor for his whole career.
20      10, IX    |      with good things so that my youth shall be renewed like the