Book, Chapter

1    1,  25|        death with his writhing buttocks, and the next, he befouled
2    1,  27|        supple thighs and agile buttocks in tune,~Hands well skilled
3    1,  28|        to distraction with his buttocks and his kisses. Giton was
4    5, 145| attention with their wriggling buttocks." Cato, the censor, objected
5    5, 145|    What arms! But how thin her buttocks are, in very truth what
6    5, 148|      my Ganymede; Secundus has buttocks fed upon acorns. Didymus
7    5, 148|      think that Megaera had no buttocks? Daphne inspired Phoebus
8    5, 159|      supposed to represent the buttocks with a priapus inserted
9    6     |    round thighs, those plastic buttocks, that voice sweet and touching, --