Book, Chapter

 1  Pre     |      improved the text. In the case of an author whose characters
 2  Int,   2|       Tacitus relates."~In any case, the author of this work,
 3  Int,   2|        makes out a very strong case for Puteoli, and his theory
 4    1,  15|     him, and they stated their case so diplomatically that they
 5    1,  19|      judge could look into the case on the morrow, for it would
 6    2,  52|   other little holdings, so in case I want to go to Africa,
 7    2,  52|        verdict, "If that's the case, there's nothing to dispute
 8    2,  52| dispute about; if it's not the case, it don't amount to anything
 9    2,  71|      off a small golden vanity case which she wore around her
10    2,  75| DESCEND TO AN HEIR -- ~"In any case, I'll see to it through
11    4, 111|     that you do not spoil your case by over-confidence when
12    4, 112|        matter of eyebrows; the case against me was only too
13    5, 142|       to the torture! Take the case of Chrysis: she loves me
14    5, 145|  Tacitus, quoted above. In the case of married women, however,
15    5, 145|        Herculaneum, and in one case an entire establishment,
16    5, 145|    open, lest, as is often the case, a beautiful head is sustained
17    5, 145|       practices with boys. The case of Laetorius (Valerius Maximus
18    5, 153|    sarcasm; and if such is the case, "contus" cannot be rendered "
19    5, 156|        incomplete, and, in the case of the former, he who submitted
20    5, 156|  complete emasculation: in the case of the latter, the neophyte
21    5, 156|       baptism by fire."~In the case of female converts, the
22    5, 158|     infant or neophyte, as the case may be, shall be touched
23    6     |       with others. Now, in the case of boys, no one would be
24    6     |        assert that this is the case; for, while he who enjoys
25    6     |      Ghost, and this being the case, there is no being in the
26    6     |   attempts to make out a great case for celibacy. Its founder