Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, II  |         the persecutions of the rest, has shown himself more
 2      I, IX  |         whole heart: he takesno rest day or night; he is perpetually
 3      I, X   |     boastfulness. But while the rest of the spectators extolled
 4      I, XXI |        him when sleeping and at rest. But further, if some signs
 5     II, IV  |        who is my only one." The rest of the multitude joined
 6     II, IX  |       any sheep, she joined the rest of the band. This also was
 7     II, XII |       recline at table with the rest! But whither is my speech
 8     II, XIII|    place at a distance from the rest, in a retired part of the
 9    III, I   |       overtook him, put off the rest until to-day: wherefore,
10    III, I   |        consular rank, while the rest were kept back. We then
11    III, IV  |       night, and as all were at rest, no entrance was possible
12    III, IV  |         and that, therefore, no rest either of mind or body was
13    III, VIII|          Now let this narrative rest on the testimony of Marcellus. ~
14    III, XII | communion with Ithacius and the rest of that party was a thing
15    III, XII | innovation had been made by the rest. He remarked further that