bold = Main text
   Dialogue,  Chapter                                  grey = Comment text

 1      I, IX       |       high in favor with certain people whom I am unwilling to name.
 2      I, IX       |    fondness for eating, so those people, again, are said to express
 3      I, IX       |          and love him; for those people are out of their senses,
 4      I, XII      |          persons of a great many people. Nevertheless, as I hear,
 5      I, XV       |     roofs over their heads, whom people call anchorites.22 They
 6      I, XX       |      wonderful degree visited by people who came to him from every
 7      I, XX       |       his presence the number of people who flocked to him. The
 8      I, XXI      |     salutations, is puffed up by people visiting him, and himself
 9      I, XXVI     |           I will not include the people at large in this censure:
10      I, XXVII(25)|       derived from the name of a people in Spain noted for their
11     II, I        |       should be dispensed to the people. AndI will not pass by this
12     II, I        |    according to custom, that the people were waiting in the church,
13     II, II       |          of a great multitude of people, only one of the virgins,
14     II, III      |      course, was caused to those people hastening forward. Enraged
15     II, VIII     |          entirely blot out these people from our memory, and let
16     II, X        |       must be maintained by wise people, that marriage belongs to
17     II, XI       |       serve as soldiers together people who were saints, and who,
18     II, XIII     | Meanwhile, we heard the sound of people conversing, and by and by
19    III, I        |          that a multitude of lay people are standing at the door,
20    III, I        |          means proper that these people should be mixed up with
21    III, II       |          but orders the crowd of people standing round to be removed;
22    III, III      |   inserting the stopper by which people are accustomed to close
23    III, III      |  miracles: believe me that other people also have accomplished many
24    III, IV       |    furious spirit, while rows of people, laden with chains, followed
25    III, V        |     related yesterday. Let these people, then, accept as witnesses
26    III, X        |          conversing with learned people)-` And brought his captive
27    III, XI       |        by many serious causes of people involved in suffering, incurred
28    III, XI       |        them, or because, as most people thought at the time, the
29    III, XIII     |   pledges himself that, if these people were spared, he would communicate;