Book, Chapter

 1    1,   6|             lacked the strength to live to old age. Painting also
 2    1,  11|          Here's where you ought to live," and when I denied that
 3    2,  38|   important as we ever were!~Let's live then while we may and life
 4    2,  43|         This heaven where the gods live, turns into as many different
 5    2,  49|        feel it, but his name would live forever. He has some dwarfs
 6    2,  75|          the water of freedom if I live: to make a long story short,
 7    2,  75|    Petraites. Then I'll be able to live even after I'm dead, thanks
 8    2,  76|            Trimalchio said, "Let's live while we can, since we know
 9    2,  81|            months, and two days to live! I'll also come into another
10    4, 115|           you that your duty is to live!' When pressed to eat or
11    4, 115|          When pressed to eat or to live, no one listens unwillingly,
12    4, 116|    persuaded her that she ought to live. Nor, to her modest eye,
13    5, 131|        without whom you. could not live'? The one upon whose kisses
14    5, 139|       table, upon which she heaped live coals, then with melted
15    5, 139| Kallimachos so grandly sang~'Twill live forever through the speaking
16    5, 140|          an earthen vessel full of live coals. Thereupon I retraced
17    5, 144|            if he did not carefully live up to the pretence, he therefore,
18    5, 144|            conversing with wisdom.~Live coals are more readily held
19    5, 144|         could cheats and swindlers live unless they threw purses
20    5, 145|            individual; the will to live, and the will to propagate
21    5, 150|           the ear Death pulls me. 'Live!' he whispers softly, 'Live!
22    5, 150|        Live!' he whispers softly, 'Live! I come.'"~The practical
23    5, 150|         Young women, make haste to live, you whom adolescence permits
24    5, 150|        last three words. "While we live, let us live," is inadequate,
25    5, 150|              While we live, let us live," is inadequate, to say
26    6     |          his wife and continued to live on good terms with her.
27    6     |         mutual succession we might live forever. But, as it was