Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, V   |    jeered at. However, on the following day, when some of the natives
 2      I, XII |    since, indeed, I heard the following statement made regarding
 3      I, XIV |      Accordingly, when on the following days the beast did not,
 4      I, XIX |       shown in his labor. The following year also mocked the vain
 5      I, XXI |      gives such orders as the following to dear widows and friendly
 6     II, II  |  wished to return home on the following day; for, in the meantime,
 7     II, VIII|    and also a virgin, who was following somewhat indecently a certain
 8     II, IX  | commanded the dogs to give up following it, and to permit it to
 9    III, III |             Chapter III.~"The following is a small matter which
10    III, IV  |       for the sad work on the following day. When this became known
11    III, XI  |     purpose of prayer. On the following day he betakes himself to
12    III, XI  |      tedious to describe, the following were the principal: entreaties
13    III, XIII|      all his requests. On the following day, the ordination of Felix
14    III, XIII|      induced to do so. On the following day, hurrying away from
15    III, XIV |    sailing on the Tuscan Sea, following that course which leads
16    III, XIV |    For instance, there is the following, which I rather think cannot
17    III, XV  |     gladsome tones, utter the following invitation, 'Come hither,