Chapter

1 3,3 |   have ever hoped that our affection will wink at disorderly
2 7,2 |    mistress of his illicit affection, and so far did this increase
3 10,2|   Moreover, as the twofold affection of her father was a secret
4 10,2| upon him all the tokens of affection he had shown on his arrival. ~
5 11,4|   to preserve their former affection towards himself, in the
6 11,4| him any aid because of the affection felt towards Caesar by the
7 11,5|  eyes of all the strongest affection for him: one day Astor disappeared,
8 12,3|   of this recrudescence of affection was the appearance of two
9 13,5|    much feeling and lively affection for our city, the different