Book,  Par.

1     I,  13|         the gossip of those who allow nothing to pass in silence
2     I,  29|     deserters whom no one would allow to choose a tribune or centurion
3    II,  37| themselves consult together, or allow the Senate to choose an
4    II,  37|         Britain. Though I would allow that there were some few
5    IV,  68|         of the future would not allow them to accept the offered
6     V,  5 |         no sanctity, while they allow what with us is forbidden.
7     V,  6 |    decay. They therefore do not allow any images to stand in their
8     V,  8 |     kind of dust. I am ready to allow, on the one hand, that cities,