Book, Chapter

1  Int     | understood, will enhance the value of the Satyricon, and contribute,
2    1,  15|   what we have left is of no value? In the summer, times are
3    1,  15|  gathered up all that was of value and sallied forth while
4    1,  15|     though well aware of its value, and my chagrin became almost
5    1,  16|    for sale, not any of much value, it is true, but such as
6    1,  19|   that each puts the greater value upon his own property. Let
7    2,  34|     the baths, and the whole value could scarcely amount to
8    4, 123|      escape, for by that~His value to men is enhanced! The
9    5, 145|    more money than the total value, as declared by you to the