Chapter

 1 1  | philosophy of the aspersions cast upon her by the uninstructed
 2 3  |      even the slightest slur cast upon her perfection as though
 3 14 |      all we mould in clay or cast in bronze or carve in stone
 4 16 |   studies, and so the shadow cast about you by your insignificance
 5 17 |       and your advo cate has cast it in my teeth together
 6 22 |     of this habit, which you cast in my face as a crime, he
 7 28 |      of the liberal arts and cast off all restraint, and --
 8 35 |      and multitudes, and are cast up on dry la nd by the merest
 9 45 |    it a great achievement to cast an epileptic into a fit,
10 45 |    that guilty ritual when I cast the moribund Thallus into
11 52 | false accusations failed and cast you helpless to the ground.
12 76 |   her bridal-veil a mockery. Cast off by her previous lover,
13 101|   Maximus, but for my part I cast these tablets at your feet