Book, Chapter

1  Int,   1| Trimalchio probably formed a complete book, fifteen, and the continuation
2    3,  90|       if I can take full and complete satisfaction of my love,
3    4, 110|     to the earth,~His course complete, and waning Luna, offerings
4    4, 121|    lacking to make the farce complete, he was to use the wrong
5    5, 156|     degrees of emasculation: complete and incomplete, and, in
6    5, 156|    this being their name for complete emasculation: in the case
7    6     |      with pollution which is complete when it produces a result.
8    6     |     whether the Virgin Mary, complete virgin that she was, did