Chapter

 1 2  |            Sicinius Pudens, a mere boy, adding that he appeared
 2 10 |            himself Corydon and the boy Alexis. ~But Aemilianus,
 3 10 |          by Plato in honour of the boy Aster, though I doubt if
 4 25 |         memory, Maximus: ~When the boy has reached the age of fourteen
 5 25 |           one of these teaches the boy the magic of Zoroaster the
 6 27 |      nothing to worship at all. `A boy fell to the ground in Apuleius'
 7 27 |             the fall of a wretched boy, my marriage to my wife,
 8 28 |           to bear me out, that the boy Sicinius Pudens, my step-son,
 9 41 |           cooked, as you teach the boy Sicinius Pudens to do with
10 42 |        asserted that I had taken a boy apart to a secret place
11 42 |         should have added that the boy uttered many prophecies. ~
12 42 |         the Mithridatic war, and a boy who was gazing at an image
13 43 |         put in them, the prophetic boy must, as far as I can understand,
14 43 |          power does enter into the boy's body) or that the boy'
15 43 |            boy's body) or that the boy's mind when wakened may
16 43 | unblemished, intelligent, handsome boy whom I deemed worthy of
17 44 |           produced as to where the boy Thallus is and what is the
18 44 |            will not deny that this boy is of revolting appearance,
19 44 |          This is indeed a handsome boy whom you have selected as
20 45 |             You want one epileptic boy who, you know as well as
21 45 |         you ignore them. One young boy is absent: you concentrate
22 45 |     incantation. I answer that the boy knows nothing about it,
23 45 |          mention is that worthless boy , Sicinius Pudens, in whose
24 45 |      though it were a mere joke. A boy had a fit, a boy saw him.
25 45 |           joke. A boy had a fit, a boy saw him. Was it also some
26 45 |          saw him. Was it also some boy that bewitched him? ~
27 51 |           regard to this epileptic boy and woman are false, absurd,
28 73 |            and his brother -- that boy there -- to my consideration.
29 74 |            poisoned that worthless boy against me, who is the prime
30 85 |            think that this unhappy boy should have been so corrupted
31 85 |        well-known line ~I hate the boy that's wise before his time. ~
32 85 |            not loathe and detest a boy that is `wicked before his
33 85 |        with the bodily powers of a boy, yet deep in guilt, with
34 87 |          that the letter of a mere boy, who is also one of my accusers,
35 88 |       Pontianus' marriage and this boy's assumption of the garb
36 97 |        brother, against whom, mere boy as he is, Rufinus is, as
37 98 |          for he knows that if this boy dies intestate he will be
38 98 |        have begun to show for this boy since the death of his brother
39 98 |            took him from us a mere boy and straightway gave him
40 98 |     despises serious friends, and, boy as he is, spends his tender
41 98 |           school and there -- as a boy of position should! -- he
42 99 |          to bear witness that this boy's disgraceful falling away
43 99 |     prevent her disinheriting this boy on account of the outrageous
44 100|             Open the will, my good boy, open it, I beg you. You