Book, Chapter

 1   1,  28|            be given to more than one person; if two persons presented
 2   1,  30|              is made of any one as a person to whom the offices of mercy
 3   2,  22| constellations, at the time when the person was born about whom these
 4   2,  24|             care to provide for each person the same sort of omens as
 5   2,  31|             the object of making the person from whose error these consequences
 6   3,  31|            indicated to us under one person (for it is not in vain that
 7   3,  31|            yet no change made in the person spoken of. For a single
 8   3,  31|              spoken of. For a single person is represented as saying, "
 9   3,  37|           speaks of one and the same person, to take pains to understand
10   3,  37|              are made about the same person, are of course to be understood
11   4,   2|             to say that truth in the person of its defenders is to take
12   4,   6|            it be not suitable to the person of the speaker, so there
13   4,  10|      conversations, whether with one person or with several, but much
14   4,  10|         customary nor decorous for a person to ask a question about