Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, II   |        to Christians even in the desert."~In reply to these words,
 2      I, III  |      remote, bordering upon that desert which lies between Egypt
 3      I, IX   |         God first to visit16 the desert previously referred to,
 4      I, X    |    Chapter X.~" Not far from the desert, and dose to the Nile, there
 5      I, X    |         betake themselves to the desert to live a solitary life,
 6      I, X    |         betake themselves to the desert, bread or some other kind
 7      I, X    |         who had withdrawn to the desert, and had erected a tent
 8      I, XI   |         betake themselves to the desert, and its sacred seclusion;
 9      I, XIII |         the nearest parts of the desert, about twelve miles from
10      I, XIII |        have been expected in the desert where, all things being
11      I, XIII |        kind of tree found in the desert, and even these are rare,
12      I, XIII |      knowing beforehand that the desert was one day to be inhabited
13      I, XV   |        those persons live in the desert without any roofs over their
14      I, XVI  |        dwelt in that part of the desert which is about Syene. This
15      I, XVI  | respecting those who inhabit the desert. I spent a whole year, and
16      I, XXII |     touched on some parts of the desert, and having also seen several
17      I, XXII |      immediately returned to the desert from which he had departed.
18      I, XXIII|         a certain old man in the desert; and, after I told him that
19      I, XXIV |         with the recluses of the desert, or even with the anchorites.
20     II, XI   |     himself at a distance in the desert, as if with the purpose