Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   1|    satura,' a plate filled with different kinds of food, and they
 2  Int,   4|  printed between brackets or in different type.~In 1768 another and
 3    2,  43|        live, turns into as many different signs, and sometimes into
 4    2,  54|         em afire, melting these different metals into one: then the
 5    2,  79|    someone else will tell you a different story, but as for myself,
 6    3,  88|     first place, his habits are different from those of other people;
 7    5, 135|   brought out a twisted hank of different colored yarns and put it
 8    5, 145|     gold, nor wear a garment of different colors, nor ride in a carriage
 9    5, 145|     upon the same material from different angles, and as the English
10    5, 145| primitive Roman was essentially different from that of the contemporary
11    5, 145|     same establishments, but at different hours; later, however, promiscuous
12    5, 149|       secured its profit from a different and more prurient source.
13    5, 153|      the word is used in a very different sense in Priapeia, x, 3: "
14    5, 154|       the same house, though in different apartments, a husband and
15    6     |    thing alone, she created two different sexes, and bestowed upon