Book, Chapter

 1    2,  38| vintage yesterday, though my guests were far more respectable."
 2    2,  43|     had been removed and the guests, happy with wine, had started
 3    2,  45|     and was dismissed by the guests, so today he comes back
 4    2,  45|      began to draw the other guests out. After calling for a
 5    2,  58|   cried out, as did also the guests, not that they bore such
 6    2,  68|   and spattering some of the guests with hot oil. As Trimalchio
 7    2,  74|    the feet of the reclining guests; but before doing this,
 8    2,  77|    his language. Some of the guests joined hands and ran around
 9    3,  83|    swilling so long with her guests that even if one had set
10    3,  99|   the draughts of successive guests, at Eumolpus' head, and
11    5, 152|      the jaded senses of the guests in a manner achieved by
12    5, 152|   heads and shoulders of the guests.~But the lodestone which
13    5, 154|  banquets, the choice of the guests is the subject of anxious
14    5, 154|      while the more rational guests are disgusted by the vain