Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|           victim to he offered to Priapus is an ass, and the cause
 2    I, 21|           fallen asleep, and that Priapus upon this formed a design
 3    I, 21| accustomed to sacrifice an ass to Priapus, as though it were in revenge;
 4    I, 21|     contest arose between him and Priapus; and Priapus, being worsted
 5    I, 21|      between him and Priapus; and Priapus, being worsted in the contest,
 6    I, 21|         so odious; nor do I strip Priapus of his disguise, lest something
 7   II, 4 |          at all? On which account Priapus thus speaks in Horace:~"
 8   II, 4 |          should make a bench or a Priapus,decided that it should be
 9   II, 4 |          as to fear the figure of Priapus; though the very birds,
10   II, 4 |           let the guardianship of Priapus of the Hellespont, who drives