Book, Chapter

 1    1,  14|       daily collision and furnish cause for gossip through the whole
 2    1,  15|         well known to me, was the cause of my silence, but love
 3    1,  15|        wantonness of Lycas as the cause of our secret and sudden
 4    1,  15|       Tryphaena, who was the sole cause of the unpleasantness, persuaded
 5    1,  19|         he, and Fortune aided the cause of each of us, for the peasant,
 6    2,  34|       accounts, and, what gave me cause for astonishment, rods and
 7    2,  37|        for fear my absence should cause you any inconvenience, I
 8    2,  51|       doctors disagreed about the cause. But pomegranate rind and
 9    3,  83|      Nevertheless, we had no less cause for being in a sweat even
10    3,  86|           that weakness would not cause me to lose the battle, I
11    3,  88|         another and far weightier cause for my grief." Then, in
12    3,  88|        that this enemy who is the cause of my enforced continence
13    3,  95|         not the one that laid the cause of our love before another
14    3, 102|          swallow me, for I am the cause for all these crimes. Two
15    4, 103|      jealousy, which had been the cause of so many unpleasant happenings)
16    4, 103|          by word or deed give him cause for offense in the future.
17    4, 112|           at my abandoning my own cause, to take up that of another,
18    4, 112|        threatened to cut away the cause of so many misfortunes.
19    4, 121|           his tomb, which was the cause of his daily tears. To this
20    4, 126|       swords. Well I know that my cause is accomplished~Amidst such
21    4, 128|          first Dione espouses the cause of~Her Caesar. Minerva next
22    4, 128| brandishing! Phoebus espouses~The cause of Great Pompey: his sister
23    4, 128|         come that we gave them no cause for doubt. They immediately
24    5, 129|        present state and upon its cause. "Suppose," thought I, "
25    5, 133|        fearing that it might give cause for scandal if he were caught
26    5, 134|           that I have often given cause for offense, for I am only
27    5, 136|           which had been the sole cause of all the evil accidents
28    5, 137|           memories which can only cause pain," said I to myself.
29    5, 141|           goose and inquiring the cause of her grief, she herself
30    6     |          light and matter was the cause of all the inevitable imperfections
31    6     |         ruining their health. The cause of this great vogue of courtesans
32    6     |           natives; but a peculiar cause is not sufficient explanation
33    6     |        thunder, was not the least cause for annoyance given the
34    6     |      Aristophanes, explaining the cause of this fire which we kindle
35    6     |         Catullus, and it might be cause for surprise that this has
36    6     |       your aid while I plead your cause. For everything over which
37    6     |        your womanhood, defend the cause of woman, and grant to men
38    6     |           which are mutual, which cause equal enjoyment to those