Chapter

 1 3 |           in a most important case, heard before the Prefect of the
 2 4 | commencement of the indictment, you heard them say, `He, whom we accuse
 3 9 |          make me a wizard? Who ever heard any orator produce such
 4 33|        something of medicine as you heard from his own lips, bought
 5 42|             absurdity (for who ever heard of fish being scaled and
 6 48|           than ask her whet her she heard noises in her ears, and
 7 53|        which you have never seen or heard. ~If Pontianus still lived
 8 57|             utmost importance. ~You heard them read from a written
 9 62|                            62] ~You heard all the evidence just as
10 63|         victims. When, therefore, I heard persistent though outrageous
11 68|        himself to admit, whenhe has heard the facts, that his envy
12 69|         love philtres. I have often heard it said with truth that
13 78|                        78] ~When he heard this, the ruffian was stung
14 80|             the good report she had heard of me from Pontianus, his
15 81|        sorcerer. ~Maximus, you have heard much from the lips of others,
16 98|            nor can speak Latin. You heard, Maximus, a little while
17 98|             a little while ago, you heard my step-son -- oh! the shame