Chapter

 1 1  |          your court before he had given a thought to the line his
 2 2  |          in defiance of the award given by the voice of that most
 3 4  |           me. Not only has nature given me but a commonplace appearance,
 4 11 |       speak, but to guilt she has given silence to veil its sin. ~
 5 17 |         of mine of which you have given him information. And yet
 6 17 |         with three slaves and had given them all their freedom would
 7 18 |     account of their poverty were given dowries from the public
 8 18 |         triumphant generals, were given a brief renewal of life
 9 25 |      facts and, your verdict once given, is destined to leave not
10 28 | consummate magician, I have never given cause or occasion for conviction
11 29 |         you must have noticed was given the place of honour in the
12 29 |     provisions for which money is given are wanted not for food
13 32 |                       32] ~I have given my reasons for refusing
14 32 |       cheerful that it may not be given a gloomy meaning. And yet
15 32 |     although they are deadly when given with other substances or
16 38 |         the few names I have just given you. [...] ~
17 48 |       rightness or wrongness of a given action. It i s waste of
18 54 |     original, or that it had been given as a remedy, or that it
19 54 |         but on the contrary he is given every facility for asking
20 56 |           reverence. He has never given firstfruits of crops or
21 56 |           two nicknames have been given him: he is called Charon,
22 62 |     confirmation from the answers given to you in cross-examination
23 75 |   ulterers, after a sign has been given; and as if they had come
24 76 |          the suitors she was even given to try. Had she not come
25 82 |          that publicity should be given to Pudentilla's confession
26 92 |           reveNion of this sum is given by the settlement to Pudentilla'
27 92 |  Virginity only, once it has been given, can never be repaid; it
28 93 |     claims on the portion she had given them and to give them good
29 96 |         in my de bt for the money given him by his mother; Pontianus
30 98 |        him whether his mother had given himself and his brother
31 100|      house which you yourself had given him, who is so deeply and