Book, Paragraph

 1   I,   2|      covered, and in which we are held enclosed, relaxed in any
 2   I,  54|         incurred hatred, and were held in execration?
 3   I,  64|      rights of marriage should be held in common; who lie with
 4   I,  64|       spoke falsely, that He even held out hopes without the slightest
 5   I,  65|      unheard-of things which were held out staggered the minds
 6  II,  35|         character, and that it is held on the line midway between
 7  II,  54|       find some have believed and held, all races will cry out
 8  II,  55|    feeling and judgment should be held to be wicked or criminal;
 9  II,  59|        produced, so that water is held suspended in the regions
10  II,  68|          suffered ourselves to be held back by unreasoning respect
11  II,  76|    manifest. For no hope has been held out to us with respect to
12 III,  27|      lustful thoughts, it must be held in consequence that any
13  IV,   3|            and if Romulus had not held the first place in casting
14  IV,  24|       from such beliefs which you held in former times about your
15  IV,  31|         For this, perhaps, may be held and believed from deference
16   V,  29|         the gods above nothing is held sacred in the confusion
17   V,  31|           dissimulation, thieves, held in bonds and chains, finally
18   V,  37|           who was for a long time held to be a maiden gathering
19   V,  44|        while in this you might be held guilty in one respect for
20  VI,   8| consequence of insulting opinions held to their dishonour and to
21  VI,  13|         all the Venuses which are held in esteem, whether throughout
22  VI,  22|         image of Venus, which was held by the Cyprians holy and
23 VII,  37|   consecrated altars, must not be held to be devoted to religion.
24 VII,  43|            among whom it would be held a great crime to punish