Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VIII |   years ago, I read a certain book of his, in which the whole
 2      I, VIII |       beg to ask whether that book condemns only this vice
 3      I, XXIII|      my friend Martin in that book of mine which you know that
 4      I, XXIII|   said Postumianus, "and that book of yours is never far from
 5      I, XXIII|       saying he displayed the book which was concealed in his
 6      I, XXIII|       dress)-here it is. This book," added he, "is my companion
 7      I, XXIII|       you to what places that book has penetrated, and how
 8      I, XXIII|       higher price. This same book, having got a long way before
 9      I, XXIII|      which you stated in your book you had passed over respecting
10      I, XXVI |   have told many lies in that book of yours. This is not the
11      I, XXVI |     have already published my book, and you have, so far, related
12      I, XXVII|      there has related in his book. For this reason, I shall
13     II, IV   |     life, facts of which your book has treated pretty fully,
14     II, IX   | though passing over it in his book, has nevertheless pretty
15    III, XVII |      spread that first little book of ours not only through