Chapter

 1 9  |           Who ever heard any orator produce such likely ground for suspicion,
 2 15 |  contemplates also the causes which produce that likeness. Is Epicurus
 3 23 |       barren and blasted trees that produce no fruit, but are valued
 4 25 |              Are you not ashamed to produce such accusations with such
 5 30 |         Vergil mentions poison, you produce an entree; he mentions herbs
 6 44 |             is impossible for us to produce him here today. The whole
 7 44 |             demanded that we should produce fifteen slaves before you.
 8 45 |             slaves whom you bade me produce in court. Why do you refuse
 9 45 |             demanding that I should produce these slaves; I have good
10 46 | expectations, he said that he would produce other boys as well whom
11 46 |             But I say no more. Only produce them. I demand and insist,
12 46 |        evidence you put your trust; produce them, name them. You may
13 46 |             gave your advocate, and produce those boys. W hy do you
14 46 |           there are no such boys to produce, at any rate make some use
15 53 |        nature of whatever you might produce from it. ~
16 54 |            accuse your victims? You produce no definite evidence yourself,
17 59 |           yes'. Let Aemilianus then produce this most admirable young
18 95 |             purer testimony could I produce in my support, what more
19 97 |              But I should prefer to produce your brother's recent will,
20 103|            and numerous sorceries.' Produce one of these many sorceries