Chapter

1 5 | because they carried that most worthless thing, dust and ashes, wrapped
2 8 |       according to you, over a worthless bit of dust, and judges
3 8 |       of the dead, in which “a worthless bit of dust and ashes lies
4 9 |       and errors of youths and worthless women such as are often
5 10|   question—how is it that poor worthless dust and ashes are associated
6 10|    often been tortured by this worthless dust, aye, and is being