Metre/Prose,  page

 1 pI,   13   |       seam, and which was not of common material, but rejoiced in
 2 pI,   14   |           The herring, that most common fish, relieved the hunger
 3 pI,   14   |         renowned, lived with the common fish on more friendly terms.
 4 pIII,   29 |        little worth. For, as the common proverb witnesses, communication
 5 pIV,   34  |          heavenly mystery to the common brothels of earth? If thou
 6 pIV,   38  |        the feminine, others ~the common or indiscriminate. Some,
 7 pVII,   69 |        Others, while they are of common stock and plebeian race,
 8 pVII,   73 |        this festival of praise a common day, but let the lamp of
 9 mVIII,   75|    tyranny of the husband. Let a common, ~ ./. simple, spare diet
10 pVIII,   77|      garments appeared now to be common, of poor make and coarse
11 pVIII,   80|      their loss in being made of common stuff. Obedient to the canons
12 pVIII,   86|         to their life. Since our common interests are thrown into
13 mIX,   87  | dissension of their voices. With common sound and beggarly voice
14 mIX,   87  |     whose echoes and sound 4 the common ~people who vie in song
15 pIX,   92  |        over the work. Not by the common passion of Aphrodite had
16 pIX,   94  |           after laying aside his common garment, and being adorned