Chapter

 1 10 | attitude, Aemilianus, if I can show that my verses were modelled
 2 13 |  possess it, you must go on to show when and in whose presence
 3 27 |   Surely this simply serves to show that there was no need of
 4 28 |        with magic. Next I will show that even on the assumption
 5 30 |    charges that will have some show of plausibility! For of
 6 37 |       their feet as one man to show their admiration of so great
 7 55 |    expression of your face you show that you will not be displeased
 8 66 |        an d unlettered; nor to show a passion for renown, since
 9 67 |      me a large dowry. ~I will show that all these statements
10 71 |   fears; he did not venture to show any open opposition for
11 72 |      the Appii, whom I name to show the affection and esteem
12 78 |        in those characters you show such contemptible timidity,
13 82 |       order of the letter will show.~
14 85 |    possibility that she should show any affection save the affec
15 90 |      your charges, if I merely show that there exists n ot the
16 91 |   which I had entered and will show that I had no motive for
17 97 |       value of 200 denarii, to show that he had not forgotten
18 98 |      Aemilianus, have begun to show for this boy since the death
19 98 |     brother's son. But now you show yourself so patient towards
20 101|        that henceforth I shall show greater indifference as
21 101|       bring one final proof to show the falsity of that last