Chapter

 1 1  |            1]~For my part, Claudius Maximus, and you, gentlemen who
 2 1  |    Aemilianus, perceiving that you, Maximus, not to speak of others,
 3 2  |           of false accusation. You, Maximus, with great acuteness saw
 4 3  |                         3] ~I rely, Maximus, on your sense of justice
 5 10 |                          10] ~This, Maximus, is what they throw in my
 6 11 |           that, do you imagine that Maximus will censure anything that
 7 13 |           my deep gratitude to you, Maximus, for listening with such
 8 19 |               19] ~Perhaps Claudius Maximus seems to you to be a suitable
 9 25 |            speaking before Claudius Maximus, a man of stern character,
10 25 |            itself away . I ask you, Maximus, have you ever seen fire
11 25 |         recall them to your memory, Maximus: ~When the boy has reached
12 27 |          company. ~I fear, however, Maximus, that you may regard the
13 28 |             appeal to you, Claudius Maximus, and to all here present
14 35 |           an ague? Really, Claudius Maximus, in listening to these appallingly
15 36 |       animals. ~It is a good thing, Maximus, that this case is being
16 38 |                      38] ~You hear, Maximus. You have doubtless frequently
17 41 |           the admiration with which Maximus and myself regard Aristotle?
18 44 |             a carriage. ~I ask you, Maximus, to question these fourteen
19 46 | distinguished a citizen as Claudius Maximus, and a false and slanderous
20 48 |         denied, when you asked him, Maximus, that I had done anything
21 48 |           that way. ~At this point, Maximus, although I have for the
22 48 |     physician; and I will tell you, Maximus, why I asked her if she
23 48 |            of the charge which you, Maximus, have already decided to
24 51 |                 51] ~You recognize, Maximus, the theory of Plato, as
25 55 |          discourse? [...] You hear, Maximus, how many voices supply
26 57 |               57] ~I have, I think, Maximus, said enough to satisfy
27 59 |             the market-place. Pray, Maximus, ask your slaves whose duty
28 59 |           the way he speaks to you, Maximus. Even he is not so dead
29 60 |            I noticed that you also, Maximus, as soon as this written
30 61 |       little while back, in answer, Maximus, to your careful cross-examination,
31 63 |      ordinary? ~Take it, I beg you, Maximus, and examine it. It is good
32 64 | circumference of this our universe. Maximus knows that I speak truth,
33 64 |          builded on heaven's back.' Maximus also clearly understands --
34 64 |             only all things exist.' Maximus knows who that `King' is,
35 65 |             murmur of assent shows, Maximus, and you, gentlemen, who
36 67 | unquestionably, that in good truth, Maximus, and you, gentlemen, his
37 78 |           in love with me. And yet, Maximus, the day before yesterday
38 80 |          the crucial point. So far, Maximus, as far at any rate as I
39 81 |           being a proved sorcerer. ~Maximus, you have heard much from
40 83 |           in my senses. ~I ask you, Maximus, if letters -- some of which
41 84 |             you and your foresight, Maximus. You saw through their slanders
42 85 |        lofty character as Cla udius Maximus, a letter from his mother,
43 89 |          one fell swoop. I beg you, Maximus, to order the number of
44 91 |                           91] ~See, Maximus, what a disturbance they
45 91 |           relying on your learning, Maximus, and your perfect erudition,
46 91 |             not intend to weary you Maximus, with a long reply on these
47 94 |             awaiti ng your arrival, Maximus. After reading my letters
48 94 |           have written it. ~I know, Maximus, that you will readily give
49 95 |      anything that he says. ~I see, Maximus, with what pleasure you
50 96 |           as things are, I beg you, Maximus, -- it will not take long --
51 98 |             speak Latin. You heard, Maximus, a little while ago, you
52 99 |            you, therefore, Claudius Maximus, and you, gentlemen, his
53 99 |             unexpected thing. Look, Maximus, see how confused he is
54 100|          tablets to be broken open, Maximus. Y ou will find that her
55 101|              He may do as he likes, Maximus, but for my part I cast
56 101|          deepest r espect. Ask him, Maximus, what was the purchase which
57 102|           case, not before Claudius Maximus, a man of the utmost fairness