Book, Chapter

 1    I, 3 | neither more nor less than the entire odium which is felt against
 2    I, 3 |      we are acquitted, with an entire absolution for the past:
 3    I, 4 |    duties of home, offered the entire loan of their wives to others,
 4    I, 5 |   serves to show purity of the entire complexion. The goodness
 5    I, 10|    when we come to explain our entire discipline. I shall content
 6    I, 10|       live in a consistent and entire aversion to them.~
 7    I, 11|     Not their heads only, but) entire asses, are, to be sure,
 8    I, 12|    portion of its mass. But an entire cross is attributed to us,
 9    I, 13|      in the week for either an entire abstinence from the bath,
10    I, 15|      and the suffrages of this entire age. Yet there is no great
11    I, 16|     the very sun, polluted the entire ocean! Quote, then, one
12   II, 1 | protectors, and prostrates the entire host of her assailants.
13   II, 1 |      it really is, as certain, entire, universal, because it is
14   II, 2 |  Jupiter, and Orcus, and their entire progeny. Xenocrates, of
15   II, 5 |        over them, to which the entire management of the world
16   II, 11|      of things--dividing man's entire existence amongst separate