Book, Chapter

1  Int,   2| everything great and glorious, -- virtues which then had no existence, --
2    1,  24|          did she gossip about its virtues that I drank down nearly
3    6     |        all the public and private virtues. One knows the severe probity
4    6     |     crimes and of the most heroic virtues. The noble stoicism of Arria
5    6     |   conjugal love, and the matronly virtues of Agrippina, the wife of
6    6     |   thoughts, they reverenced those virtues which bring us nearer to
7    6     |            justice, and the other virtues, which are the heritage