Chapter

 1 Pro,2| family and the credit of your business houses; poor in courage,
 2 2,2  |  enemy to all fatigue and all business, and when he tried to give
 3 2,2  | contiguous to Rome, and whose business it was to serve as armour,
 4 5,3  |    But it was a more pressing business to decide how he should
 5 8,1  | partly to get on with another business he had lately been charged
 6 8,2  |    such an error would be the business of Alexander, the accused
 7 8,4  |      son Caesar. ~So, as this business was already far advanced
 8 9,3  |       the very soldiers whose business it was to keep the people
 9 11,1 |       by reasons of health or business from coming to Rome for
10 11,2 |       that he would do better business with the new enemy than
11 11,3 |         This important family business was now settled, and Lucrezia
12 11,4 |       not only to arrange the business on hand with the pope, but
13 13,1 |    then returned to his first business. ~Meanwhile Vitellozzo Vitelli,
14 13,4 |       the town and finish the business there. Caesar's reply was
15 Epi,1| drapery, and was connected in business with a neighbour and fellow-merchant,