Book, Chapter

1  Int,   4|       and expressions taken from various parts of the Satyricon, "
2  Int,   4|        are six in number (all on various forms of vice); and show
3    2,  37|      kept up a continual flow of various coarse expressions. We were
4    3,  87|        collection of pictures in various styles. I beheld works from
5    5, 151|     receptacle such as a basket. Various names were given these statuettes:
6    5, 154|  embroidered with the figures of various animals. Followed by a train
7    6     | libraries of the convents of the various countries have been ransacked
8    6     |          with discussions of the various forms of love, they dismiss