Book, Chapter

 1    I, 7 |           the day on which I will sit as judge I will render the
 2    I, 9 |       Jeremiah: "How did the city sit solitary that was full of
 3   II, 7 |          appears to enjoin well: "Sit not at all with a married
 4   II, 7 |           ears alone; and if they sit, let them not have their
 5   II, 10| suscipienda semina: quod si etiam sit quaelibet, non tamen eidem
 6   II, 10|         non animadverterint, quam sit filiorum amans omnium mater
 7   II, 10|         hyaenae adnatum est, quod sit insigniter pathica: masculus
 8   II, 10|          alia, cum pudore utendum sit; natura enim sicut alimentis,
 9   II, 10|         actis radicibus genitalem sit semen naturam suscepturum."
10   II, 10|        vitam seminetur, quae bona sit et honesta, occupatio. In
11   II, 10|          si hoc ipsum, an ducenda sit uxor. veniat in considerationem:
12   II, 10|           sed verecundia, ut quae sit lux rationis, in animo est
13   II, 10|         uxorem duxit, ut qui tune sit agricola, serere permissum
14   II, 11|             says the comedy, "who sit covered with flowers, wearing
15  III, 2 |         do wise or brilliant, who sit with hair dyed yellow, outraging
16  III, 3 |           mounted on camels. They sit on breeding camels; and
17  III, 11|         hunting for the women who sit near, and ceaselessly talking