Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   2| publication of the Trau manuscript brought about a literary controversy
 2    1,   6|          THE SECOND.~Those who are brought up on such a diet can no
 3    1,  11|           thought that he had been brought by the self-same little
 4    1,  16|         doubtful origin. As we had brought our stolen mantle, we proceeded
 5    1,  20|           she wonders what god has brought such well-bred young gentlemen
 6    1,  24|       surer remedies at hand," she brought me a vessel full of satyrion,
 7    2,  35|           very inviting relish was brought on, for by now all the couches
 8    2,  37|           relishes when a tray was brought in, on which was a basket
 9    2,  38|            sealed with gypsum were brought in at that instant; a label
10    2,  38|      elegant devices, when a slave brought in a silver skeleton, so
11    2,  42|           on the arse. He had bees brought from Attica, so he could
12    2,  51|            and wearing bells, were brought into the dining-room. The
13    2,  59|    gluttony, peacocks in coops are brought~Arrayed in gold plumage
14    2,  60|        Silver s -- ham," a ham was brought in with some silver vinegar
15    2,  60|             neck -- of a sheep was brought in; "serisapia" -- after
16    2,  60|            hare and a slipper were brought out; "lamphrey" -- murena -- "
17    2,  63|           a helmet on its head was brought in on an enormous platter.
18    2,  66|     staring, and I could hardly be brought around. My Melissa wondered
19    2,  68|         his house and home," to be brought in. An enormous dog was
20    2,  71|        ordered every trinket to be brought to him. "You see these things,
21    2,  71|           ordered the scales to be brought in and carried around to
22    2,  72|            away all the tables and brought in others, and sprinkled
23    2,  73|           Had not the dessert been brought in, we would never have
24    2,  74|     Daedalus, in a happy moment. I brought him a present of knives,
25    2,  74|       steel, too." He ordered them brought in immediately, and looked
26    2,  74|  convention, some long-haired boys brought in unguents in a silver
27    2,  75|         ordered a copy of his will brought in, which same he read aloud
28    2,  78|           promise, than a cock was brought in from somewhere in the
29    2,  79|         say, it was my thrift that brought me to my fortune. I was
30    2,  82|            not long before Stychus brought a white shroud and a purple-bordered
31    2,  82|          ordered some horn-blowers brought into the dining-room. Then,
32    3,  89|        arose early in the morning, brought a fine pair of turtle-doves
33    3,  91|           days, a similar occasion brought about the very same conditions
34    3,  92|           money," he replied, "has brought about these unaccountable
35    3,  97|          Fashion dooms!~The wrasse brought from dangerous Syrtis is
36    4, 105|           in mind, but that he had brought his companions upon this
37    4, 113|            jointed rods: they were brought down to our hands, stuck
38    4, 115|         the dear departed. He then brought his own scanty ration into
39    4, 123|       appetite. Wrasse~From Sicily brought to their table, alive in
40    4, 123|         and the glory~Of Rome were brought low; represented in him
41    5, 130|            After a short delay she brought her mistress from her hiding-place
42    5, 135|          crone with twitching lips~brought out a twisted hank of different
43    5, 135|              she teased, "have you brought all of yourself along today?" "
44    5, 138|         Why," she cried, "what has brought you into my cell as if you
45    5, 142|          As she said this OEnothea brought) out a leathern dildo which,
46    5, 145|        Bacchanalian cult which was brought to Rome by foreigners about
47    5, 145|  beginnings of foreign luxury were brought into the city by the Asiatic
48    5, 145|          flowed into the Tiber and brought along with it the Syrian
49    5, 154|        seas and the mountains, and brought home triumphal laurels from
50    5, 156|          accepted the proposal and brought his wife and children. But
51    5, 156|      upbraided him, his sons being brought into his presence, Panionius
52    5, 156|           the increased price they brought when in this condition,
53    5, 160|             CHAPTER 138.~"OEnothea brought out a leathern dildo."~This
54    6     |     precious manuscripts have been brought to light.~By no means the
55    6     |            hastened to have Michol brought to him although she had
56    6     |            Romulus and Remus being brought up by a wolf, the rape of
57    6     |           beautiful Hylas, who was brought up by the nymphs.~The Greeks
58    6     |           permitted to women, soon brought about other opinions in
59    6     |   satyrical" traits that they have brought out; beyond that, I have