Chapter

 1 5 |        of mine, which they have produced as though they were something
 2 6 | tooth-powder. When Calpurnianus produced my letter as evidence against
 3 14|        of statues and portraits produced by the various arts? You
 4 14|       worthy of admiration when produced by art is blameworthy when
 5 14|         art is blameworthy when produced by nature; for nature has
 6 24|         in which a race has not produced a variety of intellects,
 7 29|      that the prosecution never produced any of these fishermen,
 8 37|       his wits, is said to have produced that matchl ess tragedy,
 9 38|     indeed they have never been produced before today, but yet thanks
10 44|    fourteen slaves whom we have produced as to where the boy Thallus
11 44|         one who might fairly be produced at the offering of sacrifice,
12 46|         I want those boys to be produced. I hear they have been bribed
13 56|      for holy things? For wool, produced by the most stolid of creatures
14 60|       this written evidence was produced, suspected with your usual
15 82|    There are many things which, produced apart from their context,
16 86|     Pontianus, and you have now produced it to avoid the reproach