Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |    Postumianus joined us. He had just, on my account, returned
 2      I, XI   |    touching it, it appears as if just a little before it had been
 3      I, XII  |          indeed deny that he had just reasons for his wrath; but
 4      I, XIV  |        the pardon granted to it, just as if it had a feeling of
 5      I, XX   |       figs. But in the meantime, just as honor accrued to the
 6      I, XXVII|       Martin with eloquent lips, just as the tongue of Zacharias
 7     II, II   |     small puncture of the wound, just as a long line of abundant
 8     II, III  |  stiffened into immovable rocks, just as they had seen their beasts
 9     II, V    |   present on the occasion. Well, just about the time when he first
10     II, VII  |         recline along with thee; just as Martha, of whom we read,
11     II, IX   |      side, and was several times just on the point of being captured,
12    III, II   | respecting which Refrigerius has just whispered in my ear: the
13    III, III  |       was found as safe as ever, just as if it had fallen on the
14    III, XIV  |          cannot be related by us just as it took place. A certain
15    III, XVII |       sacred merits of this man, just as he spread that first