Book, Chapter

1    1,  12|      couple, at last, and were conducted between the rows of name-boards,
2    1,  15| Lycurgus' country place, so he conducted us to a villa of his, situated
3    1,  15|   replied, whereupon he kindly conducted me to the high road, where
4    2,  77|       been dissipated, we were conducted into another dining-room
5    5, 130|      from her hiding-place and conducted her to my side; a woman
6    5, 135|        s treasure; she hastily conducted me straight to the latter,
7    5, 141|        it with blood! You have conducted yourself in such a manner
8    5, 151|   Forum during the excavations conducted within the last few years
9    6     |       one who had unexpectedly conducted Encolpius to the house of