Book,  Par.

1     I,     44|      it seemed a promiscuous gathering, to separate itself into
2     I,     55|    name shall I give to this gathering? Am I to call you soldiers,
3    II,     44|       and that therefore the gathering from all Italy and the influx
4    II,     89|    sacrifice, and the festal gathering of the populace of Antioch.
5    IV,     57|       popular rumour and the gathering storm of odium. That he
6   XIV,     24|      to have any such public gathering for ten years, and all associations
7   XIV,     54|     execution, when a sudden gathering of the populace, which was
8   XIV,     60|    openly recited at a large gathering, when he was dining at the
9   XVI,     39| garden. He had had a crowded gathering of distinguished men and