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 1 4 |   presence of True Being? Since youth, he was impassioned for
 2 6 |        he reached childhood and youth, made him live well: for
 3 7 |       favor of the gods for the youth.~
 4 8 |      own son. He introduced the youth to the magistrates who were
 5 8 |       friends, charmed with the youth's natural mental vivacity
 6 9 | friendliness to philosophy. The youth accompanied his teacher
 7 9 |        with the virtues of this youth that Olympiodorus, who had
 8 11|       they tried to dismiss the youth who to them was a stranger.
 9 11|     free and bold action of the youth, Lachares then said to Syrianus
10 12|     this barely twenty-year-old youth, and on learning of his
11 26|      again; from childhood this youth showed manifest signs of