Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   2|          Diderot. Trimalchio and Agamemnon might have spoken for Petronius,
 2  Int,   2|          in which our heroes met Agamemnon must have been of some considerable
 3    1,   6|        these lines one day, when Agamemnon came up to us and scanned
 4    1,  10|      exceptions to the speech of Agamemnon. While, therefore, the young
 5    1,  30|    coming revel, when a slave of Agamemnon's burst in upon our trembling
 6    2,  32|    greatly, we followed, and met Agamemnon at the outer door, to the
 7    2,  50|         CHAPTER THE FORTY-SIXTH~"Agamemnon, your looks seem to say,
 8    2,  52|    subject of your speech today, Agamemnon, for, though I don't plead
 9    2,  52| Trimalchio broke in. "Well put," Agamemnon conceded and went into details
10    2,  52|         on: "Tell me, my dearest Agamemnon, do you remember the twelve
11    2,  53|        help leaning over towards Agamemnon and whispering in his ear, "
12    2,  54|   Corinthian bronze. Seeing that Agamemnon was eyeing the platter closely,
13    2,  56|        tribute to this joke, but Agamemnon in particular, for he well
14    2,  63|          Helen was their sister; Agamemnon ran away with her and palmed
15    2,  63|      among themselves. Of course Agamemnon was victorious, and gave
16    2,  69|       and started to get up, but Agamemnon laughed at my anxiety and
17    2,  73|        stuff was and, turning to Agamemnon, I said, "I shall be greatly
18    2,  82|        circumstance and, leaving Agamemnon in the lurch, we took to
19    5, 160|      this extraordinary harmony. Agamemnon dragged his companions into
20    5, 160|       beautiful girl,' whispered Agamemnon enthusiastically. Thanks
21    5, 160|      beside itself with passion. Agamemnon, nearly mad, was held back
22    6     |         one should remember that Agamemnon promised to retire from
23    6     |   hateful as woman. The shade of Agamemnon, in the Odyssey advised