Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   4|        of the Academy of France, calling, his attention to a copy
 2    1,  15|        Lycas took the trouble of calling my attention to the situation,
 3    1,  28|          me then?" she demanded. Calling him to her, she pressed
 4    2,  45|          other guests out. After calling for a bowl of wine, Dama
 5    2,  57|          that it was a thankless calling and adding that in all the
 6    2,  60|    should we say was the hardest calling, after literature?" he asked. "
 7    2,  78|       lechery, finally ending by calling him a dog. Trimalchio flew
 8    2,  79|     cried out through her tears, calling him "Gaius," and entreating
 9    3,  96|          cranny of the building, calling 'Encolpius, Encolpius,'
10    4, 111|        sow prejudice among us by calling them well-born and respectable!
11    4, 114| misfortune finally, however, and calling me aside, she decked me
12    4, 115|        one opinion, men of every calling agreed that here shone the
13    4, 123|          knife,~Is forced to the calling of Venus; delayed and hedged
14    5, 129|       means homely, met me, and, calling me Polyaenos, the name I
15    5, 136|       ran to avenge herself and, calling her house servants, she
16    5, 144|         her children plied their calling, little likely to profit
17    5, 145|         the very nature of their calling." No penalty attached to
18    5, 145|         the very nature of their calling, they were the friends and
19    5, 145|          intended practicing her calling. (Plautus, Poen.)~If the
20    5, 145|       more honorable station and calling; for meretrices are so named
21    5, 145|         because they plied their calling only by night; prostibulu
22    5, 156|          youth to sink to Venus' calling," Claudianus, Eutrop. i,
23    6     |        has produced, wanted that calling to be venerated in cities