Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, IV  |        which I had beheld from a distance. There I find an old man,
 2      I, IV  |         the other hand, are at a distance from the sea; and, as I
 3      I, XI  |      When the recluse saw from a distance the old man coming to him,
 4      I, XIII|          use, and which was at a distance of about two miles. For
 5      I, XV  |       day, when he had gone some distance escorting them in their
 6      I, XIX |       Nile, at almost two miles' distance. And now, after a year had
 7     II, II  |        completed the half of the distance between them, the sick man
 8     II, V   |         however, seeing him at a distance as he approached, and gnashing
 9     II, VI  |    ground, stood motionless at a distance, after the fashion of servants,
10     II, IX  |          who followed her from a distance began to warn us, with a
11     II, XI  |          a cell for himself at a distance in the desert, as if with
12     II, XII | compelled us to stay at no great distance from her humble dwelling,
13     II, XIII|           he kept his place at a distance from the rest, in a retired
14    III, I   |           who came from a longer distance, rushes up out of breath. "
15    III, VI  |    blessed man was at two miles' distance from the city; but if, as
16    III, VIII|          Blowing upon him from a distance (if I may, as a matter of
17    III, XV  |      able man approaching from a distance, being conscious how great