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 1 9 |        write poems in praise of the boys of my friend Scribonius
 2 9 |        quite,~the flames ye kindle, boys divine,~I can endure, so
 3 10|         attack me for calling these boys Charinus and Critias, which
 4 10| prostituting to the public gaze the boys Gentius and Macedo, whose
 5 10|         dealing conjointly with the boys Alexis and Phaedrus:~I lid
 6 42|         this miracle in the case of boys is confirmed not only by
 7 42|       incantations inspired certain boys so that they were able to
 8 43|             and the like concerning boys and art-magic in several
 9 45|         business to the evidence of boys as though it were a mere
10 46|         that he would produce other boys as well whom I had similarly
11 46|          all the rest. I want those boys to be produced. I hear they
12 46|        promise. Bring forward those boys in whose evidence you put
13 46|         advocate, and produce those boys. W hy do you turn pale?
14 46|       speech, and there are no such boys to produce, at any rate
15 68|     Pontianus and Pudens. These two boys were left by their father'
16 68|          widow for so long. But the boys' grandfather was eage r
17 68|        avoid the marriage until the boys' grandfather died, leaving