Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   3|           it took in contemporary custom and environment. It is that
 2    2,  35| Trimalchio, for whom, after a new custom, the chief place was reserved.~
 3    2,  63|   accordance with their conceited custom, recited their parts in
 4    4, 115|      comply with the conventional custom and follow the funeral cortege
 5    4, 115|         accordance with the Greek custom, she began to stand vigil
 6    5, 145|        for ablution. Pimps sought custom for these houses and there
 7    5, 145|           supply his renters with custom. The former were probably
 8    5, 145|           this word was out. This custom is still observed in Spain
 9    5, 145|        gauze, as was formerly the custom in Paris, Chicago, and San
10    5, 145|      seeks concealment. It is the custom among kings that, when buying
11    5, 145|       fact that it was the common custom among the young Roman patricians
12    5, 150|      Greeks adopted this Egyptian custom, and there is, of course,
13    5, 150|           Greeks. The aim of this custom was, according to Scaliger,
14    5, 159|     According to Ramiresius, this custom was still common in the
15    5, 159|       From this comes the ancient custom of suspending little priapi
16    6     |        fairest women, and to this custom is attributed one of the