Chapter

 1 IV     |     their creditors; however, by common consent that cruelty was
 2 VI     |         gold; wine-bibbing is so common among them, that the kiss
 3 VII    |        wailing, according to the common story? Whoever kept for
 4 X      |         and adopted, private and common, male and female, rural
 5 X      |         Heaven-born. or even the common folk call persons whose
 6 XII    |          vessels and utensils in common use among is, or even undergoing
 7 XII    |      islands; in islands it is a common thing for your gods to have
 8 XXI    |       nor in the possession of a common name, which surely behoved
 9 XXI    |          as they. Then, too, the common people have now some knowledge
10 XXII   |    demons too; even the ignorant common people make frequent use
11 XXII   |    possessed of wings. This is a common property of both angels
12 XXIV   |       power and majesty? For the common way is to apportion deity,
13 XXV    |       equally upon sacred and on common treasure. Thus the sacrileges
14 XXXIV  |          designation, but in the common acceptation of the word,
15 XXXV   |  conscience, instead of with the common wantonness. It is, forsooth,
16 XXXVIII|     heard, which has anything in common with the madness of the
17 XXXIX  |       knit together as such by a common religious profession, by
18 XXXIX  | discipline, and by the bond of a common hope. We meet together as
19 XXXIX  |        well, by the law of I our common mother nature, though you
20 XXXIX  |        knowledge of God as their common Father, who have drunk in
21 XXXIX  |          from the same womb of a common ignorance have agonized
22 XXXIX  |          another. All things are common among us but our wives.
23 XLI    |  adversities and prosperities in common, that we should have all
24 XLIV   |          what the loss is to the common weal,--a loss as great as
25 XLVIII |        the distinction between a common and a secret fire. Thus
26 XLVIII |      fire. Thus that which is in common use is far different from