Chapter

 1 6  |     letter could be urged as a reproach against me, he shared in
 2 6  |  against me, he shared in that reproach. For the verses testify
 3 17 |      accuse a philosopher: you reproach me for the scantiness of
 4 17 |        would have preferred to reproach me on the ground that three
 5 18 |        so many poor consuls to reproach a philosopher with poverty? ~
 6 20 |  honour to possess them and no reproach to lack them. ~
 7 21 |        nothing. Is it jus t to reproach a man for that which is
 8 21 |        which is regarded as no reproach to the animal kingdom, to
 9 21 |        his food. Must you then reproach me, not for any scandalous
10 22 | marriage with Pudentilla. ~You reproach philosophers for their staff
11 22 |      wallet. You might as well reproach cavalry for their trappings,
12 41 |         Do you bring that as a reproach against me which is one
13 61 |       whose character is above reproach. A little while back, in
14 71 |       against me as matter for reproach rather than honour. But
15 74 |        have no wish to seem to reproach him now for the fickleness
16 85 |      to a shameful passion and reproach her with her amours? Who
17 86 |       produced it to avoid the reproach of having sinned only once
18 103|       slanders, if I am beyond reproach, not only as regards their