Book, Chapter

1    1,  15|   the thing compelled me to endure the blows in silence and
2    1,  30|   head at last, resolved to endure whatever the Fates had in
3    4, 106|   unused to hardship, could endure the filthy rags and lashings
4    4, 110|   am afraid I shall have to endure myself whatever I remit
5    4, 115| that the lady was unable to endure the loss of the dear departed.
6    4, 121|    dictated by Eumolpus, to endure fire, chains, flogging,
7    6     | women had been compelled to endure in ancient Rome. The princes
8    6     |     in insults, though they endure abuse, very rarely do these