Book, Chapter
1  Int,   3|      that the Satyricon owes its powerful influence upon the literature
2    3,  93|          Of Sinon, his mind ever powerful for evil, affirmed it.~Delivered
3    4, 127|          and to battle: as, when powerful Auster~Piles up the churned
4    5, 145| introduced about 238 B.C., had a powerful influence in giving impetus
5    5, 145|         Twelve Tables was also a powerful influence in preserving
6    5, 154|     equally remarkable for their powerful coloring, and they leave
7    5, 154|    childless citizen is the most powerful of the Romans. The art of
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