Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, IV  |   being an exceedingly modest person, and blushing somewhat,
 2      I, X   |       sent bread to a certain person who had withdrawn to the
 3      I, XI  |   Accordingly, he sets out in person to satisfy himself on the
 4      I, XIV |   only of containing a single person. Concerning him we were
 5     II, V   |       scatters ashes upon his person, abstains from food and
 6     II, V   | seized on a part of the royal person. In this way the haughty
 7     II, VII |      place, the time, and the person? For only set before your
 8     II, VII |    the cause be the same, the person the same, the service the
 9     II, VIII|       the neck of a possessed person, whom a spirit of error
10     II, VIII|   demon was cast out, and the person was cured.~
11     II, XI  |   analogy, connected with the person ofa soldier. Martin, for
12    III, III |     was effected by a certain person, whose name, because he
13    III, III |       command thee,' said the person in question, ' in the name
14    III, XII |      in fact, he was the only person who, in the meantime, had
15    III, XIV |    saw afterwards a possessed person brought to him at the gate12
16    III, XIV | ignorant of his name, but his person must be concealed, lest
17    III, XIV |    outspread legs and exposed person, beside that fire, when
18    III, XIV |  voice, 'Who, by exposing his person, is dishonoring our habitation?'