Book, Chapter

 1  Pre     | enshrouds the authorship of the work and the very age in which
 2  Int     |   articles which deal with this work, some from the pens of the
 3  Int     |    surrounds the author and the work, but I shall deal with a
 4  Int,   1|         of Trimalchio. That the work was originally divided into
 5  Int,   1|    related in Chapter 20 of the work as we have it, and the glossary
 6  Int,   1|         book but not the entire work, as the exit of the two
 7  Int,   1|         to an end. The original work, then, would probably have
 8  Int,   2|         authorities ascribe the work to Caius Petronius, the
 9  Int,   2|        case, the author of this work, if it be the work of one
10  Int,   2|         this work, if it be the work of one brain, must have
11  Int,   2| principal object in writing the work was to amuse but, in amusing,
12  Int,   3|      the greater portion of his work, is an ancient; but one
13  Int,   4| fragment in a manuscript of the work of St. Gennadius on the
14  Int,   4|  important part of the original work."~These notes, humorously
15  Int,   4|        De Salas in italics.~The work is also accompanied by a
16    1,  15|    courtyard, suddenly left his work and went into the house,
17    1,  15|   around in vain. Worn out with work and vexation, I forced my
18    2,  35|       all kept singing at their work. I was desirous of finding
19    2,  50|        his master don't want to work. Then there's another tutor,
20    3,  87|         when I stood before the work of Apelles, the kind which
21    3,  90|        was asleep. I made short work of his apprehensions on
22    4, 121|     servant Corax, a shirker of work, often put down his own
23    4, 121|    stone? I hired out to do the work of a man, not that of a
24    5, 130|         for canaille and cannot work up an appetite unless they
25    5, 136|        frowning brows~Condemn a work of fresh simplicity'?~A
26    5, 147|         for canaille and cannot work up an appetite unless they
27    5, 152|      time, engaged in trying to work out another masterpiece
28    5, 160|       He does do such beautiful work! You would think that what
29    6     |    parchment which contains the work of St. Gennadius on the
30    6     |         us to perceive that the work by this saint had been written
31    6     |         in the beginning of the work.~Ipsa Venus magico religatum
32    6     |         of doing good.~The only work of Sappho's which remains