Chapter

 1 17|      have gloried in the small number of their slaves. Have your
 2 17|      at a state residence, the number seemed insufficient, and
 3 21|     possess an unusually small number of slaves, subsist on unusually
 4 25|      If what I read in a large number of authors is true, namely,
 5 25|      Masters. They are four in number, and are chosen as being
 6 40| animals, describing the place, number and purpose of their various
 7 40|        inspected a very l arge number under all circumstances
 8 45| occasions in the presence of a number of persons? ~Nay, even supposing
 9 47|      have permitted so large a number to be present on such an
10 55|    many a kind, rites in great number, and diverse ceremonies.
11 55|        boast and recounted the number of the mysteries I knew.
12 66|       are compensation for any number of disadvantages, it would
13 72|     laid up for a considerable number of days in the house of
14 75|   having borrowed money from a number of persons, preferre d to
15 89|      He gave Pudentilla such a number of years that I will reward
16 89|     you, Maximus, to order the number of consuls since her birth
17 89|         you have increased the number by half as much again. There
18 89|    your total by adding up the number of consuls, two to each
19 93|     hundred slaves and a large number of valuable cattle. Finally