Book, Chapter

1       I, I   |  desired too gladsome (not to say too ostentatious) a style
2       I, II  |    and uncouth and ---- so to say ---- crude and rude, had
3       I, VI  |     savour than ---- I do not say the oyster and the sea-snail,
4       I, VI  | excrescence of the fish. Some say, too, that gems are culled
5      II, III |      given? [2] Some one will say, "Why, then, if voluptuousness
6      II, IV  |       common to all, (I would say, ) "You are bound to please
7      II, VI  |    refute the Lord! "Behold!" say they, "instead of white
8      II, IX  |     of chastising, and (so to say) emasculating, the world.
9      II, XIII|     Perhaps some (woman) will say: "To me it is not necessary