Book, Chapter

 1  Int     |        antiquity has bequeathed to modern times, few have attained,
 2  Int,   3|          slightest difference. The modern realist contemplates the
 3  Int,   3|         stamp it. The merit of our modern realists lies in the fact
 4    5, 145|           intact. In praise of our modern standards of morality, it
 5    5, 145|  decoration have been preserved to modern times; their luster and
 6    5, 145|           Their best expression in modern society would be the "vamps."~
 7    5, 145|          transmitted the stigma to modern times. That the fathers
 8    5, 145|         dishonor the cities of the modern world. Tatian, writing in
 9    5, 145|            been transmitted to the modern world. A perusal of the
10    5, 154|          of their apparel. But the modern nobles measure their rank
11    6     |          of ancient authors and of modern travellers; but rather,
12    6     | magnificence in the Holy City, and modern Rome atoned for the rebuffs
13    6     |        Among the Orientals, of all modern peoples who have retained