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 1 I(1)   |      Paulinus, who held high public posts under Nero (Pliny,
 2 III    |   year shall release me from public duties." And what guarantee,
 3 IV     |     and to seek release from public affairs; all his conversation
 4 VI     | result in great personal and public misfortune. And so it was
 5 VII    |    much of their life by the public, have necessarily had too
 6 VII(18)|   time the management of the public games was committed to the
 7 XII(23)|      ground as the sign of a public auction where captured or
 8 XII    |     of copper? Who sits in a public wrestling-place (for, to
 9 XVII   |    been tormented by our own public honours? Those of others
10 XVIII  |     brought upon yourself in public life; long enough has your
11 XX     |     tombs and dedications of public works and gifts for their