Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III  |           the harbor, and launched forth into the deep. Our destination
 2      I, XV   |    uncertain authors, but will set forth facts which have been vouched
 3      I, XV   |            which, as they had come forth with closed eyes from the
 4      I, XVIII|           the flames were bursting forth from the oven broken open,
 5      I, XXII |          unhappy obstinacy he went forth, and, to the grief of all,
 6      I, XXIII|          many others, be fully set forth, which at the time of your
 7      I, XXVII|            to work rather, and set forth what you have still got
 8     II, II   |   leather-bottle. Martin stretched forth his hand, felt all the limbs
 9     II, II   |      abundant milk is wont to flow forth from the teats of goats
10     II, IV   |             an enormous crowd went forth to meet us, consisting entirely
11     II, V    | heard-still, go on, O Gaul, to set forth what still remains of what
12     II, X    |          sustained no injury, sets forth the glory of virginity;-
13    III, II   |            my mind inclines to set forth an incident respecting which
14    III, V    |         that we are really setting forth6 a true history in a dutiful
15    III, VI   |    expressions is generally rolled forth by the clerics; but the
16    III, XII  |      implored the emperor10 to put forth his power against this one
17    III, XIV  |            his which cannot be set forth in words. For instance,
18    III, XV   |         full of madness, he vomits forth a thousand reproaches against
19    III, XV   |          pale with rage, he rolled forth the words of sin, asserting
20    III, XVIII|          all the others were drawn forth by our laments, we at length