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 1      I, I      |       to the desire of my dear Sulpitius "and in so speaking he affectionately
 2      I, III    |  Chapter III.~"Threeyears ago, Sulpitius, at which time, leaving
 3      I, IV     |     good part, says, "You act, Sulpitius, in a way like yourself,
 4      I, XII    |          I will do," says he, "Sulpitius, what you request, as I
 5      I, XX     |     food (I will whisper this, Sulpitius, into your ear lest our
 6      I, XXVII  |       Martin, which our friend Sulpitius there has related in his
 7     II, IV     |       have often noticed this, Sulpitius, that Martin was accustomed
 8     II, V      |      deaths of all8 kinds. And Sulpitius there justly compared him
 9     II, VIII   |      great length, why do you, Sulpitius, preserve such an obstinate
10     II, IX     |       account of this, because Sulpitius there, though passing over
11     II, XII    |        XII.~"Ibelieve, my dear Sulpitius, that you remember with
12     II, XIII   |        narrate, I possess you, Sulpitius" (here he looked at me). "
13     II, XIII   | fellow-witness. One day, I and Sulpitius there were watching before
14     II, XIII   |        us; and then our friend Sulpitius (for no one was accustomed
15     II, XIII   |       was really nothing which Sulpitius could not extort from him
16     II, XIII   |       happened that our friend Sulpitius was then on board ship with
17    III, X      |       capture will follow.' As Sulpitius there has already described,
18    III, XIV(12)|         in this whole passage, Sulpitius has in his mind the language