Chapter

 1 5 |      need fear to discourse in public. I will begin therefore
 2 7 |      conversation, to speak in public, or to offer up prayer in
 3 10|        for prostituting to the public gaze the boys Gentius and
 4 14|  resemble themselves, and that public statues are decreed as a
 5 18|    were given dowries from the public treasury and so went to
 6 18| poverty were cultivated at the public expense; if, in a word,
 7 55|        three years since, in a public discourse on the greatness
 8 62|       The figure was carved in public by Saturninus as he sat
 9 65|         for he thinks that the public temples suffice his citizens
10 66|        young men just entering public life as a means of w inning
11 73|  friends I gave a discourse in public. This took place in the
12 86|     letters were being read in public one by one, out of reverence
13 86|      he might clear himself in public estimation by using your
14 89|        preserved partly in the public record office, partly in
15 91|   distinguished authors in the public libraries? Or shall I argue