Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   13   |  throat fashioned the coin of human speech. There the trick
 2 pIII,   24 |   marked it with the stamp of human appearance, and ennobled
 3 pIII,   25 |     erect the building of the human body. And those qualities
 4 pIII,   26 |       latter, lust, leads the human mind into the ruin of vices,
 5 pIII,   27 |        as in the citadel of a human city, resides imperially
 6 pIII,   27 |        as in the midst of the human city, magnanimity has established
 7 pIII,   28 |     other parts, also, of the human body is shown the likeness
 8 pIII,   28 |   freshens the members of the human body. And just as the moon
 9 pIII,   28 |     the dawn of age arises in human nature, there begins man'
10 pIII,   31 |       nevertheless it exceeds human power, when balanced with
11 pIII,   32 |      close association, frail human nature is always wont, like
12 pIV,   36  |     frenzied Orpheus. For the human race, derogate from its
13 pIV,   39  |  solely against the faults of human kind, while we also read
14 pIV,   45  |      together the line of the human race in unwearied continuation,
15 pIV,   45  |    And his authority over the human race is seen from experience
16 pV,   54   |      in weaving the series of human birth, mending with a slender
17 pV,   55   |     far into the grain of the human race, and does not repair
18 pVI,   65  |    error, the only solace for human misfortune, alone the morning-star
19 mVII,   67 |       whole stronghold of the human breast. For fear marches
20 mVII,   68 | basely covers the splendor of human riches, and the glory of
21 pVII,   69 |     deprives the wings of the human mind of liberty. Now is
22 pVII,   72 |    blindness, the hell of the human mind, the spur of contention,
23 pVII,   72 |       envy but the enemies of human peace, the attendants of
24 pVIII,   81|    had scorned the poverty of human stature in its growth, and
25 pVIII,   82|     the mechanical deceits of human art, but gushing from the
26 pVIII,   83|     said: ~`O lonely lamps in human darkness, morning stars
27 pVIII,   85|       of the shipwreck of the human race. For thou seest how
28 pIX,   89  |       of whose excellence the human race enters into the habitation