Chapter

 1 12|         his resting place. Then, having discovered the boy by the
 2 21|         recovered her health for having by her conduct given an
 3 22|        him why he wanted it, and having also obtained letters to
 4 22|      approaching he stopped, and having returned the salutes of
 5 26|        they all departed without having eaten a grape, while the
 6 30|       determined to be gone, and having procured an ass (he was
 7 30|  relieved from his fasting; when having bidden farewell to numerous
 8 32|                              32. Having returned to Aphroditon and
 9 33|       the lictors of the prefect having heard of his arrival on
10 34|                              34. Having then left Bruchium, he entered
11 34|         solitary island, so that having been exposed to public view
12 34| reproaches upon him, and at last having packed up the presents which
13 35|        the rest who were present having given their word that they
14 42|          in crowds to the shore. Having then entered Paphos, the
15 42|        the city, and rejoiced in having a few days rest. But not
16 43|    highly pleased at the idea of having his opponents in the neighbourhood,
17 43|          of his escape, a rumour having spread concerning him to