Book, Chapter

1     1, 18-28|     well-ordered discourse they related their own disordered life,
2     4, 6-11 |     with it even for him, as is related (if not feigned) of Pylades
3     8, 2-3  |     loved as a father. To him I related the mazes of my wanderings.
4     8, 2-3  | intimately known: and of him he related what I will not conceal.
5     8, 5-10 |         of Thine, Simplicianus, related to me this of Victorinus,
6     8, 5-10 |        for this very end had he related it. But when he had subjoined
7    11, 18-23|    Although when past facts are related, there are drawn out of
8    12, 23-32|        when a thing is in words related by true reporters; one,
9    12, 29-40|          And yet nothing can be related of that matter, but as though