Chapter

 1 6 |      foulness, no dark smirch be seen,~if laughter shown thy teeth
 2 7 |      allow a speck of dirt to be seen upon his person, that he
 3 14|       joy and sorrow that may be seen on the face of one a nd
 4 16|  spherical mirrors everything is seen smaller, in concave mirrors
 5 18|        the justice of poverty is seen in Aristides, her benignity
 6 25|           Maximus, have you ever seen fire spring up among the
 7 36| ignorance of some I have not yet seen. Although he is in the decline
 8 53|      things which you have never seen or heard. ~If Pontianus
 9 53|     where they were placed, have seen what the freedman never
10 55|          assertion, who has ever seen it. Still, as far as I am
11 59|           whether they have ever seen Junius Crassus, a citizen
12 98|       banquets. He is frequently seen in the gladiatorial school
13 99|   inheritance, would gladly have seen so undutiful a step-son