Chapter

 1 3  |   Prefect of the city. Just as a good man studiously avoids the
 2 6  |  wherewithal to clean his teeth:~Good morrow! Friend Calpurnianus,
 3 8  |         a vessel that is to hold good liquor, he who knows that
 4 9  |         philosopher. If they are good, why do you accuse him? `
 5 15 |       theme is the boundaries of good and evil? ~Moreover there
 6 17 |          him in camp, so that in good truth that same man who
 7 21 |        goes lightly clad when in good health; weakness wraps itself
 8 27 |      demon' of Socrates and the `good' of Plato. I congratulate
 9 35 |        why should not a stone be good for diseases of the bladder,
10 36 | differences of animals. ~It is a good thing, Maximus, that this
11 36 |      shall strive either to make good omissions or remedy mistakes
12 37 |          I write may serve me in good stead in a law-court. Read
13 39 |         You catch them large and good off Nestor's home. Have
14 45 |     produce these slaves; I have good reason for asking you to
15 48 |         motive is forthcoming, a good judge releases the accused
16 54 |    prejudice me in the eyes of a good judge, should be fatal to
17 56 |    fellow Aemilianus, think it a good jest to mock at things divine.
18 59 |          be that Aemilianus took good care not to subject him
19 63 |   Maximus, and examine it. It is good that a holy thing should
20 67 |          unquestionably, that in good truth, Maximus, and you,
21 69 |        that a liar should have a good memory. Had you forgotten,
22 73 |        rich was her endowment of good qualities; but my desire
23 75 |        own bed. Once he had been good at making money everywhere
24 75 |     money at the cost of his own good name. Bills poured in on
25 76 |       deserted by a young man of good family to whom she had been
26 80 |         her desire to marry, the good report she had heard of
27 81 | transformed into an acc usation! Good God! it is incredible. But
28 84 |      existence of magic. It is a good thing that Pontianus, following
29 84 |         in its entirety: it is a good thing that the speed with
30 86 |     could catch a glance of your good deed! Poor fool, do you
31 89 |         Your fiction has added a good half to the sum, your fa
32 93 |      given them and to give them good hopes of one day coming
33 94 |     dwelt in that reply! Only a `good man and an orator' could
34 96 |       whom Avitus describes as a good man, and whose disposition
35 96 |          utmost sincerity in his good fortune in having me for
36 99 |    fairness, I had restrained my good wife's lavish generosity
37 100|         love! ~Open the will, my good boy, open it, I beg you.
38 103|      incur the disapproval of so good and so perfect a man. ~