Chapter

 1 II   |    away. They lay it down that persons who own a crime are to be
 2 III  |         Others, in the case of persons whom, before they took the
 3 VIII |     that, it is the custom for persons wishing initiation into
 4 X    |        among us of saying that persons of whom we have no knowledge,
 5 X    |      even the common folk call persons whose stock is unknown,
 6 XII  |    rage against us--ye are the persons, no doubt, who censured
 7 XXXV | enemies of the state. Yes, and persons who are now daily brought
 8 XXXVI|        do good with respect of persons; for in our own interest
 9 XXXIX|        and parents, and of old persons confined now to the house;
10 XLIII|       What value do you set on persons, I do not here urge who
11 L    |      cast statues in honour of persons such as these, and you put