Book, Chapter

 1  Pre     |        the cultured speech of a language is a process that requires
 2  Int,   2|         pages of the Roman in a language intelligible to every susceptible
 3    1,  15|      her heart, and this silent language, anticipating the office
 4    2,  63|        their parts in the Greek language. There came a pause, presently,
 5    2,  77|        those who understood his language. Some of the guests joined
 6    5, 145|         There are, in the Latin language, no less than one hundred
 7    5, 147| Petronius is fond of figurative language, and in several other passages,
 8    5, 150|        left their mark upon our language in the form of more than
 9    5, 154|          and lament in affected language that they were not born
10    6     |        you listen to their vile language, you hear their oaths and
11    6     |    which they called; in vulgar language "pimp". That God, as go-between