Chapter

 1 6 |            in verse, addressed to a certain Calpurnianus on the subject
 2 9 |       enough of this! I now come to certain other of my verses, which
 3 9 |           for instance, there was a certain Teian, there was a Lacedaemonian,
 4 22|         from their original meaning certain lines of Homer in which
 5 26|      another passage dealing with a certain Zalmoxis, a Thracian and
 6 27|        married you, did she express certain opinions in a letter?' As
 7 29|            I had sought to purchase certain kinds of fish from some
 8 31|             sea, when speasing of a certain witch, he wrote the line:~
 9 33|           to my works and quoting a certain passage from them in which
10 35|     suspicions. ~You have said that certain objects drawn from the sea
11 35|           drawn from the sea have a certain value for gross purposes
12 40|           medicine as to search for certain remedies in fish? For assuredly
13 42|            of incantations inspired certain boys so that they were able
14 42|            where a pot containing a certain portion of the money had
15 42| acknowledged he had received from a certain lackey as a contribution
16 43|           he asserts that there are certain divine powers holding a
17 48|           to call your attention to certain facts. To instruct you would
18 53|            to mention it, there are certain things of which you confess
19 53|           like this. `Apuleius kept certain things wrapped in a cloth
20 55|       preserve with the utmost care certain emblems and mementoes of
21 56|             should preserve at home certain talismans associated with
22 56|            divine. For I learn from certain men of Oea who know him,
23 57|           Crassus, that I performed certain nocturnal rites at his house
24 60|            readiness because he was certain that his wife, at whose
25 61|         that I asked him to make me certain mechanical devices and also
26 63|          been lost you, thanks to a certain habit of mine which comes
27 68|              was once the wife of a certain Sicinius Amicus. By him
28 72|             not so very long before certain common friends had introduced
29 81|      brought me into discredit with certain citizens of Oea as being
30 93|            her own private property certain exceedingly fertile lands,
31 97|           He h ad further consulted certain Chaldean soothsayers as