Book, Paragraph

 1     II, VII |      and children, or public tables for women: other legislators
 2     II, XI  |    the following: The common tables of the clubs answer to the
 3     IV, IX  |    same food at their public tables, and the rich wear only
 4    VII, X   |    The institution of common tables also appears to be of ancient
 5    VII, X   |    the institution of common tables; the separation into castes
 6    VII, XII |     be distributed at common tables, the idea will naturally
 7    VII, XII | establish some of the common tables in the guardhouses. These
 8    VII, XII |   while the principal common tables of the magistrates will
 9    VII, XII |     priests, for whom public tables should likewise be provided
10    VII, XII |  have guardhouses and common tables while they are on duty;
11    VII, XVII|      reclining at the public tables, should be disgraced and
12    VII, XVII|     age to sit at the public tables and to drink strong wine;