Book, Paragraph

 1   I,   1|  very gods, abandoning their accustomed charge, in virtue of which
 2   I,   2|   the globe, to which we are accustomed, departing from the rate
 3   I,   9|     of traders? What if one, accustomed to bask himself in the sun,
 4   I,  36|   sons of Tyndareus,-the one accustomed to tame horses, the other
 5  II,  24|   you see to be ignorant and accustomed to the ways of men; call
 6   V,  30|   own mind, I have long been accustomed to wonder that you dare
 7 VII,   2|     never seen? We have been accustomed to hear from you that an
 8 VII,   6|      wish, that the gods are accustomed to such disturbance, and
 9 VII,  24| where ruminating animals are accustomed to send down their food
10 VII,  29|      some moisture? Are they accustomed, as men are, to combine
11 VII,  43|  satisfaction desired, a man accustomed to live in the country,