Book, Chapter

1    I, 1 |       which you began in youth, anti may hand down to your children
2    I, 20|        unbecoming and shameful. Anti when the truth is in question,
3   II, 4 |    Caius Verres from her secret anti ancient recesses, his robber
4   II, 5 |        that we may erect altars anti temples to each; that we
5   II, 7 | ancients have handed them down; anti so great is the authority
6   II, 8 |   chaste, to follow her girdle; anti thus the ship, which could
7   IV, 5 |     judges during three hundred anti seventy years. Then their
8   IV, 17|       Son-that is, a law alive, anti present in person, and destroy
9   VI, 21|    would not deem him luxurious anti worthless who should have