Chapter

 1 6  |   Calpurnianus produced my letter as evidence against me, his desire to
 2 11 |            in verse are valueless as evidence of a poet's morals. Have
 3 19 |         semblance of poverty to give evidence of their moderation, why
 4 45 |        absent from Oea. What clearer evidence of the falseness of your
 5 45 |              should reject his sworn evidence, but the fact that he is
 6 45 |            you, Aemilianus, and your evidence would have carried much
 7 45 |            the whole business to the evidence of boys as though it were
 8 46 |          forward those boys in whose evidence you put your trust; produce
 9 51 |            it is clear both from the evidence of the physician who brought
10 54 |              You produce no definite evidence yourself, but ask the accused
11 55 |              this line, you ha ve no evidence or argument whereby to refute
12 57 |      suspicions of Aemilianus to the evidence of Crassus, which my accusers
13 57 |              written deposition, the evidence of a gorging brute, a hopeless
14 58 |            is said to have sold this evidence before eight in the morning
15 58 |             being unable even in his evidence to divorce himself further
16 59 |            why did you read out this evidence from a written deposition?
17 59 |             done with regard to this evidence he offers today. For he
18 60 |              as soon as this written evidence was produced, suspected
19 60 | shamelessness, noticed that Crassus' evidence smelled after faex and did
20 62 |               62] ~You heard all the evidence just as I repeat it. Moreover,
21 70 |        preferred to keep it as clear evidence of your intentions. ~Furthermore,
22 102|             he covet her wealth? The evidence of the marriage settlement
23 102|            settlement denies it, the evidence of the deed of gift denies
24 102|          deed of gift denies it, the evidence of the will denies it! It