Chapter

1 4  |       began the indictment. I wish that these serious reproaches
2 11 |     replies thus to those who wish him ill: ~A virtuous poet
3 20 | Therefore, Aemilianus, if you wish me to be regarded as poor,
4 44 |   reply from his lips! I only wish he were present. I would
5 74 |     for pardon, and I have no wish to seem to reproach him
6 75 |  anyone and can leave as they wish. Whoever has come with less,
7 95 |     to hear Avitus, you would wish nothing added, withdrawn
8 98 |      be in point of equity. I wish I had not let this slip.
9 101|       my speech to a close. I wish to pass nothing over in