Chapter

 1 1  |     foregone conclusion that Sicinius Aemilianus would for sheer
 2 2  |     the name of my step-son, Sicinius Pudens, a mere boy, adding
 3 2  |     r the man in question is Sicinius Aemilianus, who, if he had
 4 28 |    bear me out, that the boy Sicinius Pudens, my step-son, through
 5 41 | cooked, as you teach the boy Sicinius Pudens to do with his own
 6 45 |      is that worthless boy , Sicinius Pudens, in whose name you
 7 61 |      absence in the country, Sicinius Pontianus, my step-son,
 8 68 |   once the wife of a certain Sicinius Amicus. By him she had two
 9 68 |    reluctance, take his son, Sicinius Clarus, for her second husband
10 68 |    contract of marriage with Sicinius Clarus in accordance with
11 100|      go far to find it. `Let Sicinius Pudens, my son, be m y heir.'