Book, Chapter

 1    2, 11|      that shee should be buried alive with her husband: but some
 2    3, 13|       Watch, and because no man alive should accuse mee to bee
 3    4, 21|          I will surely burn you alive. Hereat the maiden was greatly
 4    4, 22|         into the valley neither alive nor dead, for all the members
 5    4, 23|       the Mayd should be burned alive: the second said she should
 6    4, 23|        said she should be flead alive: thus was the death of the
 7    6, 32|     body, I yet feele Lepolemus alive in my heart: wherefore you
 8    7, 41|        were worthy to be burned alive. But knowing her owne guilty
 9    8, 44|      mine owne hands, he is yet alive and doth but sleepe, and
10    8, 46|       strong and victorious man alive. Then came Venus and presented
11    9, 48| Apuleius heard news that he was alive and in health.~In the mean