Chapter

 1 2  |          avoid the appearance of having totally abandoned his mendacious
 2 10 |      fair light had fled; --~now having died, thou art as Hesperus
 3 24 |       more readily pardon me for having been negligent enough not
 4 25 |       accuse me of parsimony for having only one slave, and of extravagance
 5 25 |           and of extravagance in having three; to denounce me for
 6 25 |   criminal in being a priest and having due knowledge, science,
 7 40 |         you are only aware of my having inspected one small fish,
 8 42 |        records also that Fabius, having lost five hundred denarii,
 9 42 |          dispersed, one denarius having found its way into the possession
10 48 |          How did the fact of her having a fit profit Apuleius?' ~
11 58 |          leav e the house before having it cleaned? Why did those
12 60 |          with due punishment for having sold mere smoke to a helpless
13 75 |          his father. The latter, having borrowed money from a number
14 77 |       upbraid his son-in-law for having betrothed his mother to
15 79 |         my o wn deeds instead of having recourse to the mere words
16 86 |         to avoid the reproach of having sinned only once and to
17 87 |         rebuked him severely for having freely published the letter
18 87 |         she had sent him without having read it honestly as it was
19 94 |         term of his proconsulate having neariy expired, was awaiti
20 94 |     always characterizes him for having so soon rectified his error
21 96 | sincerity in his good fortune in having me for his step-father.
22 101|          is based, the charge of having attempted to secure the