Chapter

 1 XI    |     intervention of Saturn and his race. Men would be fools if they
 2 XIX   |         and the birth of the human race, and the subsequent violence
 3 XXI   |          cause also their numerous race and their glorious kingdom
 4 XXI   | Illuminator and Guide of the human race; not born in any wise so
 5 XXII  |             the chief of this evil race, in their word of execration,
 6 XXII  |         will, a still more corrupt race of daemons has issued, condemned
 7 XXII  |            with the authors of the race and him whom we have spoken
 8 XXV   |         the memorial of the Trojan race, her own native race indeed,
 9 XXV   |        Trojan race, her own native race indeed, which she protected
10 XXV   |       destroyed, and by the Trojan race, too, of all people? Whereas 74  ~ '
11 XXVI  |       states, under Whom the human race once existed without states.
12 XXXVII|           the enemies of the human race. ~Now who else would deliver
13 XXXVII|            error, not of the human race. ~
14 XL    |         upon themselves. The human race has ever deserved ill of
15 XLVIII|           restored the whole human race for the adjusting of the