Book, Chapter

 1    1,  15|        advances. Now this was the state of affairs at the house
 2    1,  15|         glance informed me of the state of her heart, and this silent
 3    3,  83|   Trimalchio's courier come up in state, with ten wagons; he hammered
 4    4, 115|     finally comprehended the true state of affairs as his eye took
 5    4, 121|       deeper insight, turned this state of affairs over in his mind
 6    4, 124|    against Nature in changing the state of creation.~They threaten
 7    5, 129|          so far forgot the former state of his fortunes that he
 8    5, 129|     nevertheless, upon my present state and upon its cause. "Suppose,"
 9    5, 129|        but flight and, in a fresh state of destitution, a recalling
10    5, 129|       mind I left the house, in a state of black melancholy, hoping
11    5, 144|       take thought of the present state of our own affairs and made
12    5, 145| tenderness. The well-being of the state caused him his keenest anxiety.
13    5, 145|         by day the fortune of the state is higher and more prosperous
14    5, 145|       vectigal ex capturis), as a state impost: "he levied new and
15    5, 145|         might not contaminate the state treasure (Lamprid. Alex.
16    6     |         the author, it is well to state that this Quartilla was
17    6     |        all professions in a happy state of mind because she is pleasing
18    6     |         to regain their primitive state. But the effeminates sought
19    6     |      content to remain virgins; a state of being which, at bottom
20    6     |  tranquillity of homes, the civil state of persons they hold at