Book, Chapter

 1    1,  13|       the boy sat down upon the bed and wiped away the trickling
 2    1,  15|     Doris were awake and out of bed, our flight remained undiscovered,
 3    1,  21|        Seating herself upon the bed, she wept for a long time.
 4    1,  22|     whole face and breast in my bed; and I, moved by pity and
 5    1,  30|       When they were finally in bed, and the door shut, we seated
 6    1,  30|      when Pannychis fell out of bed, and dragged Giton after
 7    1,  30|     throwing ourselves upon the bed, we passed the remainder
 8    1,  30|    vinegar and oil, and went to bed. The ruffian whom we had
 9    2,  45|       the dining-room from your bed. It's been so cold that
10    2,  46|        out, anyhow, in the very bed he slept in during his lifetime.
11    2,  57|    after she had been caught in bed with a bath attendant, that
12    2,  66|         my soldier was lying in bed, like an ox, and a doctor
13    2,  67|      and threw himself upon the bed. His whole body was black
14    2,  75|        and his twentieth, and a bed and bedclothes to boot.
15    3,  83|     sleeping-chamber, I went to bed with my "brother" and, burning
16    3,  83|      and carried him to his own bed, where he wallowed around
17    3,  83|     Awaking at last, I felt the bed over and found that it had
18    3,  84|       and threw myself upon the bed, unarmed and just as I stood.
19    3,  90|       the morning, he sat up in bed, awaiting my usual gift.
20    3,  91|     father,' I slipped into his bed and took my pleasure in
21    3,  98|     hands, he threw me upon the bed. "If you think, Encolpius,"
22    3,  99|        both? Who turned up that bed there? What's the meaning
23    3, 100|       In tears, he sat upon the bed, while I applied each eye
24    3, 101|  ordered Giton to get under the bed immediately, telling him
25    3, 102|         he poked underneath the bed, ransacking every corner,
26    3, 102|      three times, and shook the bed. Eumolpus turned at the
27    4, 107|       that Tryphaena was out of bed and, after some conversation
28    5, 132|       when he left his master's bed!"~
29    5, 134|        down to sleep, I went to bed without Giton. So anxious
30    5, 136|     that I was sick and went to bed. There, I turned the full
31    5, 136|          Who will not in a warm bed tease his members?~Great
32    5, 138|         pushed me down upon the bed, snatched a cane that hung
33    5, 138|      upon the other side of the bed and in quavering tones commenced
34    5, 138|       could get up from Circe's bed without having tasted pleasure!"
35    5, 143|      mind that) I disordered my bed by embracing the image,
36    5, 144|       promised, but left in his bed chamber a very beautiful
37    5, 144|        Corax to crawl under the bed upon which he himself was
38    5, 148|   pathic husband and effeminate bed thou desertest, but still
39    5, 148|      love should wander from my bed.' It is not the same thing.
40    6     | persuasion? One sex entered one bed, and men had the shamelessness
41    6     |      went and lay down upon the bed with Boaz. The spirit of