Book, Chapter

 1    1,   5|         good my word today; and, seeing that we have thus fortunately
 2    1,  15|          wood for several hours. Seeing my condition, he took pity
 3    1,  15|    became greatly excited at not seeing the tunic which he had entrusted
 4    1,  17|        overjoyed, not so much at seeing our booty, as I was for
 5    1,  26|        who had come for plunder, seeing that they were about to
 6    2,  38|        and a slave picked it up. Seeing this, Trimalchio ordered
 7    2,  39|        farce called Laserpitium. Seeing that we were rather depressed
 8    2,  54|     salver of Corinthian bronze. Seeing that Agamemnon was eyeing
 9    3,  98|        in the blood of Eumolpus. Seeing what was in the wind, Giton
10    3, 102|      will serve you right, too!" Seeing that his mind was made up,
11    4, 106|          out: but who could help seeing you when you start? Especially
12    4, 109|         an unlucky omen, either, seeing that I had to be aboard
13    4, 118|        salvage their booty, but, seeing men alive and ready to defend
14    5, 133|       once an Achilles!" (Giton, seeing that I was completely enervated,
15    5, 141|     materials for the sacrifice. Seeing the dead goose and inquiring
16    5, 143|       someone had been flogged. (Seeing that I was so vexed and
17    5, 156|         that, go where one will, seeing groups of mutilated men,
18    6     |        effects of religions; and seeing that the blind fanaticism
19    6     | officiates at the sacrifice; and seeing that the enjoyment and giving