Chap., §

 1   I, 32 |        carnal impulse.1 For he, a young man at the age when physical
 2 III, 117|          persons a pattern to the young of impiety, to the end that
 3  IV, 137|           nerves weakened, grew a young man again in the spirit
 4  IV, 145|           Yea, by this means even young boys, being philosophers
 5  IV, 146|     guards to bring others of the young men of the Hebrews, and
 6  IV, 149|                             21 'O young men, I wish well to each
 7  IV, 167|          such words escaped these young men at the prospect of the
 8   V, 175|          more befittingly will we young men die despising the torments
 9  VI, 270| irrational animals have for their young an affection and love similar
10  VI, 271|         branches, and hatch their young there, do also drive away
11  VI, 272|        they give succour to their young ones in whatever fashion
12  VI, 274|          she, the mother of those young men, with a soul like Abraham,
13 VII, 312|     religion's sake, you that are young men shrank before the pain.~