Chapter

 1 7  |         prayer in some temple. Indeed speech is the prelude to every
 2 7  |            antechamber, the portal of speech, and the gathering place
 3 8  |             his mouth as a prelude to speech. ~But why should I speak
 4 15 |       appearance in the delivery of a speech? The orator when he wrangles
 5 25 |             that the strength of your speech lies in mere noise, while
 6 26 |               one who by communion of speech with the immortal gods has
 7 29 |               honour in the accuser's speech, as his most effective method
 8 34 |        stupidity as to your powers of speech? I ask you, is there anything
 9 43 |            shrewd of wit and ready of speech, so that a worthy and fair
10 46 |               the time allotted to my speech for the purpose. Speak,
11 46 | representative has made a slip in his speech, and there are no such boys
12 69 |               written words belie his speech and how much more he is
13 80 |        impugns the substance of one's speech, so it is even more absurd
14 82 |       slanderous inter-pretation. Any speech may be attacked, if a passage
15 95 |              letter I should bring my speech to a close. For what ampler
16 95 |               united in him. Whatever speech Avitus composes will be
17 101|              charge before I bring my speech to a close. I wish to pass