Book,  Par.

 1    IV,      4|       she was not handsome as a girl, she became a woman of surpassing
 2     V,     12|  impending doom, and the little girl, who was so unconscious
 3   XII,      5|  Calvina, a handsome and lively girl, had shortly before become
 4  XIII,     13|      thwart him, for here was a girl who without harm to any
 5  XIII,     14| freedwoman for a rival, a slave girl for a daughter-in-law, with
 6  XIII,     14|      sent by the emperor to the girl. Then Agrippina, changing
 7  XIII,     57|       and scared away the slave girl who was hurrying to her,
 8  XIII,     57|         example, when the slave girl recovered and revealed the
 9  XIII,     59|        contrary, with his slave girl mistress, tied down by his
10   XIV,     11|       worst catastrophe. As the girl rose to depart, she exclaimed, "
11   XIV,     84|                     And now the girl, in her twentieth year,
12   XVI,     34|       of Servilia (that was the girl's name), who, out of love