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 1  2|   ROME DURING THE TIME OF THE PUBLIC HOLIDAYS WAS VERY AGREEABLE
 2  8|  Protagoras of Abdera, and in public assembly burnt his writings,
 3  8| shunning the light, silent in public, but garrulous in corners.
 4 12|        you have no concern in public displays; you reject the
 5 12|      displays; you reject the public banquets, and abhor the
 6 19|   denounces and overcomes the public error. Chrysippus says almost
 7 19|     impossible to speak of in public. The same almost are the
 8 19|     and never speak of Him in public unless we are interrogated.~
 9 27|    whom you see rush about in public, are moreover themselves
10 31|      are afraid to hear us in public. And that day by day the
11 37|     NOT PRESENT THEMSELVES AT PUBLIC SHOWS AND PROCESSIONS, BECAUSE