Chapter

 1 14 |        that fathers love those sons most who most resemble themselves,
 2 68 |     Amicus. By him she had two sons, Pontianus and Pudens. These
 3 68 |        by his will exclude her sons from the possession of any
 4 68 | affection, that to prevent her sons' interests suffering any
 5 71 |    considerable portion to her sons, but they had no security
 6 87 |       my senses,' sent for her sons and her daughter-in-law
 7 87 |      beg thi s most dutiful of sons to tell us whether he then
 8 91 |     the dowry should go to her sons Pontianus and Pudens, while
 9 91 | marriage, the remainder to the sons of the first. ~
10 92 |     settlement to Pudentilla's sons. Take the deeds into your
11 93 |      strife between mother and sons, the alienation of her childr
12 93 |        persuaded her, when her sons demanded back the money
13 93 | reconciled the mother with her sons, and began my career as
14 100|       you. ~Take it, o best of sons! Lay aside your mother's
15 102|        refund her dowry to her sons rather than leave it in
16 102|    bulk of her property to her sons and leave me no thing, although