Book,  Par.

 1     I,     19|     a woman's elevation as a slight to himself, he would not
 2     I,     44|     in silence or with but a slight murmur. ~ ~
 3     I,     68| through the woods, then made slight skirmishing attacks on its
 4     I,     92|      as though it showed but slight ambition to parade her son
 5    II,     98|    to Syria. The contest was slight among all but Vibius Marsus
 6   III,     90| emperor, regarding this as a slight on a sovereign's dignity,
 7    IV,     86|  that Latiaris, who had some slight acquaintance with Sabinus,
 8     V,     11|    pursuits, and inflicted a slight wound in his veins, and
 9   XII,     56|      they let it escape by a slight puncture and suck it in
10   XIV,      9| escaped with the injury of a slight wound, after having so far
11   XIV,     80|    has often been quieted by slight precautions; but if people