----There you push the argument again too far, cried _Didius_----for there is no prohibition _in nature_, though there is in the Levitical law----but that a man may beget a child upon his grandmother----in which case, supposing the issue a daughter, she would stand in relation both of ----But who ever thought, cried _Kysarcius_, of lying with his grandmother? 
'There you push the argument again too far,' cried Didius, 'for there is no prohibition in nature - though there is in the Bible - to prevent a man from begetting a child upon his grandmother - in which case, supposing the issue a daughter, she would stand in relation both of-'
'But who ever thought,' cried Kysarcius, 'of lying with his grandmother?'
