Book, Chapter

1    I, 4   | truth itself, which makes us give offence; and liberty, for
2    I, 7   |    you would be unwilling to give (the fee); or if willing,
3    I, 20  |     what you yourselves are, give us rather your right hands
4   II, 4   |   the fact that you actually give the common appellation <
5   II, 6   |     both undergo change, and give clear evidence of the fact.
6   II, 11  |    beauty. Then, again, they give his name to Peragenor, from
7   II, 12  |   settlements, kingdoms, all give the clearest proofs. They,
8   II, conc|      conquerors, they do not give them their love. Since,
9  app, frag|  very giver, and to him they give thanks. They call those (