Chapter

 1 17|         to know whether you have slaves to till your fields or whether
 2 17|         that at Oea I gave three slaves their freedom on the same
 3 17|       same day at Oea gave three slaves their freedom.' Not even
 4 17|       that I had come with three slaves and had given them all their
 5 17|         have for regarding three slaves as a mark of my poverty,
 6 17|        the small number of their slaves. Have your advocates really
 7 17|         of consul, had but eight slaves in his house? That that
 8 17|  Samnites, and Pyrrhus had fewer slaves than triumphs? Marcus Cato
 9 17|          Spain he took but three slaves from the city with him.
10 17| insufficient, and he ordered two slaves to be bought in the market
11 17|         on the ground that three slaves were too large rather than
12 21|        unusually small number of slaves, subsist on unusually light
13 22|           resigned his troops of slaves for solitude, so contemned
14 44|          why do I speak of these slaves? You yourselves have eyes.
15 44|        to doctors. Do his fellow slaves, who are at your service,
16 44|        we should produce fifteen slaves before you. The fourteen
17 44|          question these fourteen slaves whom we have produced as
18 44|         to question my accuser's slaves. They will not deny that
19 45|           45] ~Here are fourteen slaves whom you bade me produce
20 45|       could be desired? Fourteen slaves are present, as you required;
21 45|        soundness or infirmity of slaves even in the slave-market.
22 45|      that I should produce these slaves; I have good reason for
23 47|        You have demanded fifteen slaves to support an accusation
24 47|        inference is that fifteen slaves know something, and that
25 47|        admitted, not to speak of slaves. And yet you will have it
26 47|         that there were fif teen slaves present on this occasion.
27 47|      seasonable banquet? Fifteen slaves take part in a magic rite
28 47|          form a borough, fifteen slaves a household, fifteen fettered
29 59|          Pray, Maximus, ask your slaves whose duty it is to keep
30 62|          and many both among the slaves and the acquaintances who
31 76|          litter carried by eight slaves. You who were present saw
32 92|      back the money, restore the slaves, leave the howe, abandon
33 93|          less than fou r hundred slaves and a large number of valuable
34 98|          your house, orders your slaves, directs your banquets.