Chapter

 1 1  |   refuge from the consequences o f his rashness. ~
 2 13 |        at undue length; on the o ther hand if you refuse
 3 32 |  hellebore or hemlock or opium o r any other of those drugs,
 4 33 |       for all the rarest kinds o f fish, begging them either
 5 38 |     the man of science but out o f place in a law-court. ~
 6 46 |     and slanderous persecution o f myself? ~However, if your
 7 55 |   Those of you here present wh o have been initiated into
 8 79 |      prove me a magician by my o wn deeds instead of having
 9 81 |        of Rufinus' craftiness. O miracle of lies! O subtlety
10 81 | craftiness. O miracle of lies! O subtlety worthy of the prison
11 92 |       faults: either she was s o intolerable that she was
12 100|         she leaves it rather t o the greedy Aemilianus and
13 100|       prey upon you. ~Take it, o best of sons! Lay aside