Book, Chapter

 1        3, XXXVI  |  accounts regarding the youth Antinous, and the honours paid him
 2        3, XXXVI  |    inhabitants of the city of Antinous in Egypt), and imagines
 3        3, XXXVI  |       the stories relating to Antinous, he would find that it was
 4        3, XXXVI  |   divine penalty inflicted by Antinous. Of such a nature also are
 5        3, XXXVII | having been taught to worship Antinous, will, if you compare him
 6        3, XXXVII |     endure such a comparison, Antinous being magnified in their
 7        3, XXXVIII| XXXVIII.~The belief, then, in Antinous, or any other such person,
 8        5, LXIII  |    companions of the Egyptian Antinous." And he seems to me, indeed,
 9        5, LXIII  |     With respect, however, to Antinous, who is compared with our
10        8, IX     |    little ago, O Celsus, that Antinous, the favourite of Adrian,