Book, Chapter

 1  Int,   2|       of his will. But in the peculiar power which Petronius exercises,
 2  Int,   2|     at Cumae this sounds very peculiar; it might even be a gloss
 3  Int,   3| things which surround us with peculiar complaisance, and it is
 4  Int,   4|      were concerned. He had a peculiar predilection in the choice
 5    4, 119|   clamor of voices we heard a peculiar noise, and from beneath
 6    5, 145|   Livy i, 4; ii, 18); and the peculiar story of the Bacchanalian
 7    5, 145|       given them because of a peculiar wolflike cry they uttered,
 8    5, 156|       entrance of the male.~A peculiar attribute of this sect is
 9    6     | Jesuit. But this taste is not peculiar to convents; it is to be
10    6     |      among the natives; but a peculiar cause is not sufficient