Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I   |      you, that without delay I went on board the ship. Landing
 2      I, V   |     the greatest care. We then went with him to the church,
 3      I, VII |        now, above most others, went the length of condemning
 4      I, X   |      wrapping it in his dress, went on his way with it. Then,
 5      I, XIII|      tremble; but the holy man went up to it without delay,
 6      I, XIV |      committed this evil deed, went its way. The recluse on
 7      I, XVII|       by his disciples. I also went to that place in which the
 8      I, XXII|        an unhappy obstinacy he went forth, and, to the grief
 9     II, IV  | inhabitants, an enormous crowd went forth to meet us, consisting
10     II, V   |    trusting to his assistance, went to the palace. The doors
11    III, IV  |   servants delayed, he himself went forward to the outer threshold;
12    III, IV  |     while presently he himself went his way.Thus Avitianus being
13    III, X   |     close to the river. We all went, then, as these were holidays,
14    III, XI  |   entered during the night, he went to the church, simply for
15    III, XII |       would not hold communion went in terror to the king, complaining
16    III, XIII|      down while his companions went on a little before him.