Book, Chapter

 1  Pre     |     significance, is obscure and subject to the misinterpretation
 2    1,  15|          his, so he broached the subject of a mutual exchange of
 3    1,  15|  violently to Lycurgus, upon the subject of our flight, but he was
 4    2,  52|          coasts. But tell me the subject of your speech today, Agamemnon,
 5    3,  90|   present might render my motive subject to suspicion, so, after
 6    5, 145|        into what I bequeath them subject to this condition, that
 7    5, 145| additional information upon this subject. The lecher who deflowered
 8    5, 145|         as our concern with this subject has to do with the Roman
 9    5, 145|      bearing upon this repulsive subject. There are, in the Latin
10    5, 154|      queen of the earth, and the subject nations still reverenced
11    5, 154|      choice of the guests is the subject of anxious deliberation.
12    5, 156|     patriarchs in regard to this subject; we are safe, however, in
13    5, 160|       writers, bearing upon this subject, but from this disorderly
14    6     |        who would dare to touch a subject handled by Diderot?~V.~Giton
15  Bib     |         who desire to pursue the subject are referred to it. The