Book,  Par.

1   III,     71|       by a concealment of the real prices; but the costly preparations
2    IV,     25|     tried, as if Varro were a real consul, or Rome a commonwealth.
3    XI,      4|     the surname of Petra. The real cause of their destruction
4    XI,     21|       origin in the general's real severity. We may be sure
5  XIII,      9| habitual flattery was added a real joy at his having appointed
6  XIII,     38|       an apparent more than a real boon, for as the seller
7    XV,     22|    after obtaining along with real fathers praetorships and