Book,  Par.

 1     I,  15|      such your life that in the past you have nothing to excuse.
 2     I,  39|       nor the thought of rulers past or future, could deter them
 3     I,  70|    reconciliation the memory of past hostility, at once admitted
 4    II,  4 |     connect with some uncertain past, first consulted the oracle
 5    II,  91|     from the remembrance of his past life. He habitually appeared
 6   III,  24|       may wipe out the stain of past disgrace, and redeem your
 7   III,  33|   violation. Aged men and women past their prime, worthless as
 8   III,  36|      the same forgetfulness the past, the present, and the future.
 9   III,  51|        the recollections of the past, I shall mention not irrelevantly,
10   III,  71|     They hurried at quick march past the Forum and the temples
11    IV,  31|  carried up one or more of them past the faces of their friends,
12    IV,  67| untainted race, forgetting your past bondage, you will be the
13    IV,  75|         their allegiance. Their past crimes would be remembered
14    IV,  84|     that nothing was any longer past belief, with a joyful countenance,
15     V,  19| glorious among the deeds of the past, or will be infamous in