Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   4|          of this fragment. It is supposed to supply the gap in Chapter
 2  Int,   4|         to bibliographers and is supposed to be fictitious.~To distinguish
 3    1,  15|    showed him. As may be readily supposed, I did not have the audacity
 4    4, 117|     individual, might revenge my supposed injury in some poetic lampoon, (
 5    5, 145| prevailed among our fathers, who supposed that sufficient punishment
 6    5, 145|        da blame." The Romans are supposed to have received their first
 7    5, 154|  indignation which Cato might be supposed to feel when he was refused
 8    5, 159|      position of the fingers was supposed to represent the buttocks
 9    6     |     friend" of Encolpius, who is supposed to relate the scene. Encolpius,
10    6     |      light were co-eternal; they supposed that was all one unformed
11    6     | courtesans in Greece was not the supposed ugliness of the sex, as