Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pIII,   32 | informing him of the laws of his race, both to be darkened by
 2 pIV,   36  |  frenzied Orpheus. For the human race, derogate from its high
 3 pIV,   45  |   together the line of the human race in unwearied continuation,
 4 pIV,   45  |         authority over the human race is seen from experience
 5 mV,   47   |   opposites, transform the whole race of men? When the monk and
 6 pV,   55   |      into the grain of the human race, and does not repair the
 7 pV,   56   |  scurrilous and descended from a race of ignobility, by his adultery
 8 pVII,   69 |        common stock and plebeian race, in word at least make themselves
 9 mVIII,   76|       the burden of thy fleeting race, the toil of life, the close
10 pVIII,   85|       the shipwreck of the human race. For thou seest how men
11 pIX,   89  |       whose excellence the human race enters into the habitation