Chapter

 1 7 |          the eye conspicuous, in use eloquent. True, in wild
 2 13|      things of which I enjoy the use without the possession. ~
 3 13|        possession is no proof of use nor non-possession of non-use,
 4 15|       actually went so far as to use the mirror as an instrument
 5 30|        plausibility! For of what use for the kindling of love
 6 31|        by pretending that I made use of such things instead of
 7 31| erudition. For the belief in the use of these things is so widespread
 8 31|       been believed. But of what use are fish save to be cooked
 9 32|       may not be put to some bad use, nothing so cheerful that
10 32|          isle of Pharos by their use of curved fish-hooks. Nay,
11 32|        those drugs, the moderate use of which is salutary, although
12 40|        For the philos opher will use them not to win money for
13 43|           find them ready to its use and reproduce their promptings
14 45|         into a fit, why should I use charms when, as I am told
15 46|         them, name them. You may use the time allotted to my
16 46|   produce, at any rate make some use of the fourteen whom I have
17 65|  adjudged to have made admirable use of Plato, not only as a
18 90|        the actual motive for the use of magic. I ask Rufinus
19 91|  Pudentilla into marriage by the use of love philtres. My acc
20 98|       though he may occasionally use a Greek word picked up from