Book, Chapter

1    1,  10|   since dripping with sweat, I approached a certain little old woman
2    1,  14|       disgraceful quarrel, and approached more peaceably whatever
3    1,  16|       of doing something rash, approached the man, as a prospective
4    2,  31|     better to amuse ourselves, approached the circle of players; all
5    2,  32|      his master. A singing boy approached the head of his litter,
6    2,  37| brooding. Two slaves instantly approached, and to the accompaniment
7    3,  87|       he remarked, when he had approached me and stood at my side, "