Chapter

 1 5 |             all other pleasures, had sought to win eloquence to be mine
 2 27|           says my accuser, `have you sought out particular kinds of
 3 29|      sorcerer, the charge that I had sought to purchase certain kinds
 4 29|              sorcery? That fishermen sought to procure me the fish ?
 5 30|            very different things are sought for this purpose. He, as
 6 30|         serious poem.~Rank herbs are sought, with milky venom dark by
 7 30|        sickles under moonlight mown; sought also is that wondrous talisman,
 8 33|             by pretending that I had sought for two sea-beasts known
 9 34|           part to pretend that I had sought out these two fish for the
10 34| sea-creatures with gross names w ere sought for gross purposes, as to
11 34|             say that the sea-comb is sought for the adornment of the
12 35|           which you pretended that I sought to acquire. For these worthless
13 41|          themselves. They say that I sought my wife in marriage with
14 69|             embarrassment, and being sought in marriage by many distinguished