Chapter

 1 3  |         It is true that we may regard these accusations as mere
 2 15 |        in a mirror? ~Or do you regard it as disgraceful to pay
 3 21 |      to you, I on the contrary regard them as ample and even excessive.
 4 27 | however, Maximus, that you may regard the empty, ridiculous and
 5 41 |      it was raw. You would not regard it as crimin al if I had
 6 41 |       which Maximus and myself regard Aristotle? Unless you drive
 7 51 |      that their accusations in regard to this epileptic boy and
 8 56 |      understand that he should regard my list of initiations in
 9 59 | contract than he has done with regard to this evidence he offers
10 67 |        her letters, which they regard as an admission that I used
11 72 |        and esteem with which I regard them. There Pont ianus came
12 84 |        fool to ask you to have regard for another's sense of decency
13 85 |    mother, which he chooses to regard as amatory, and in the presence
14 92 |        her new home, while you regard her with suspicion because
15 99 |        reason also for fear in regard to myself; for anyone else,
16 103|  exercise of your power; for I regard it as less serious and less