Chapter

 1 2 |        he cannot be induced to come to close quarters, but actually
 2 3 |   opponent's slanders before I come to the actual indictment
 3 9 |      But enough of this! I now come to certain other of my verses,
 4 11|   which were of the same type. Come now , Aemilianus, I dare
 5 14|                           14] ~Come now, let me admit that I
 6 17|       the assertion that I had come with three slaves and had
 7 17|      all to Spain. ~Had Pudens come across these facts in his
 8 33|         he has not as yet ever come across a sea-hare. But I
 9 34|   becomes utterly tongue-tied. Come now! Suppose I had sa id
10 38|        females of each species come together, setting forth
11 39|    greatest plenty from Abydos come. The sea-comb's found at
12 46|       at any rate, Aemilianus, come forward and tell us what
13 54|    your handkerchief?' Did you come here to accuse me or to
14 61|       all this, they have also come up, on reading Pudentilla'
15 66|     ought really never to have come near that house, had the
16 72| afterwards lodged together and come to know each other intimately.
17 73|    eagerness in inducing me to come to this decision, and strongly
18 75|      as they wish. Whoever has come with less, are caught as
19 75|      given; and as if they had come to school, they are not
20 76|      given to try. Had she not come across so easy a victim
21 76|       him, not as other brides come, but unabashed and undismayed,
22 80|       to what follows. We have come to the crucial point. So
23 81|        that never yet have you come across such insidious cunning
24 82|      bewitched me to love him! Come to me, then, while I am
25 83|      bewitched me to love him! Come to me, then, while I am
26 87|    jest and irony those words `Come then, while I am yet in
27 90|       I have done with this. I come now to the very heart of
28 91|       prove to you that I have come across these names and ma
29 94|      very inferior brother had come to visit us, before his