Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I   |      very dear to me, both on account of his remembrance of Martin (
 2      I, I   |     of his disciples), and on account of his own merits, my friend
 3      I, I   | joined us. He had just, on my account, returned from the East,
 4      I, IV  |  rather go on to complete his account of the Cyrenian."~
 5      I, V   | intended, however, to give an account also of the dinner of that
 6      I, VI  |   were not to be condemned on account of those things which justly
 7      I, VIII|       the merit due to him on account of his Faith, and the possession
 8      I, IX  |       were his words! And, on account of these, he is said not
 9      I, XII |       have been very angry on account of the departure of the
10      I, XIV |     had a feeling of shame on account of its misconduct,-this
11      I, XX  |     still further give you an account of two extraordinary marvels.
12      I, XXVI|     the more wretched on this account is this country of ours,
13      I, XXVI|   Gaul commence that detailed account which is due from him: because,
14     II, III |   that they were kept back on account of the injury done to that
15     II, IX  |   necessary for me to give an account of this, because Sulpitius
16    III, IV  |       of heaven consume me on account of the injury done you:
17    III, V   |  tribunes, who swore that the account was given him by Avitianus
18    III, XIII|    diminution of his power on account of the evil of that communion
19    III, XV  |     moved with bitter rage on account of these things, and, as