Chapter

 1 1 |    which it has been praised by men of genius. Alexander the
 2 8 |      ground. As is the way with men, his attention was withdrawn
 3 14| devotion, and who first trained men to it in that province.
 4 21|      when I used to beguile the men of Memphis in their dreams!
 5 23|       is not enough to speak of men; brute animals were also
 6 23|       amid the shouts of thirty men or more who held him tight
 7 23|         them how the devil, for men’s sake, seizes even beasts
 8 23|         such intense hatred for men that he desires to destroy
 9 25|         as many as two thousand men were assembled. But, as
10 32|        more than to others, but men and women with ghastly faces
11 37|         that one of the leading men who was swollen with the
12 42|        two hundred people, both men and women, came together
13 44|        days before. Many devout men therefore came to the invalid