Book, Chapter

 1    1,  13| anything for breakfast, the boy sat down upon the bed and wiped
 2    1,  15|        that, on the journey, he sat beside me, while Tryphaena
 3    2,  34|        at the entrance to which sat a factor, receiving accounts,
 4    2,  63|     against shields. Trimalchio sat himself up on his cushion
 5    2,  66|       aside amongst them, but I sat down, singing, and commenced
 6    2,  66|    heart was in my mouth, and I sat there while he pissed a
 7    2,  77|     spot. Tired out at last, he sat down, but when the echoes
 8    3,  90|        Early in the morning, he sat up in bed, awaiting my usual
 9    3, 100|    sharp knuckles. In tears, he sat upon the bed, while I applied
10    5, 135|       seated myself where I had sat the day before, when she
11    5, 135|   suppose. At her invitation, I sat down by her side, as soon
12    5, 138|   hearing these words, OEnothea sat down between us and, after
13    5, 141|       of your goose!" While she sat upon the cot and, to my
14    5, 145|     Asiatic army"; and Juvenal (Sat. iii, 6), "Quirites, I cannot
15    5, 145|        ventilated dens. Horace, Sat. i, 2, 30, "on the other
16    5, 145|         to her bow, and Horace, Sat. lib. i, v, 82, in describing
17    5, 145|    pretended Lysisca," Juvenal, Sat. vi, 121 et seq. In some
18    5, 145|    beautiful leg," says Horace, Sat. I, ii, "though the setting
19    5, 145|      viii) and that in Juvenal (Sat. vi, 125) are not to be
20    5, 145|    their tour of duty (Juvenal, Sat. vi, 331) "some water carrier
21    5, 145|         to be found in Juvenal, Sat. ii, 12-13, "but your fundament
22    5, 148|    filthy practices'?" Juvenal, Sat. ii, 8.~"While you have
23    5, 159|       inhibere perita.~Persius, Sat.     ii~See also Dio Chrysostom,
24    6     |  pudenda garbed in white," Hor. Sat. I, ii, 36. Delia, Lesbia,
25    6     |    Vocem vendentis praetoribus.~Sat.        VI, 379.~If pleased