Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VII  |           that opinion of Origen was simply an error, as I think, or
 2      I, XXI  |           acts or excellence, but is simply made a cleric, he instantly
 3      I, XXVI |             accomplished such deeds, simply does not believe that Christ
 4      I, XXVII|         shall relate nothing which I simply heard from others, but only
 5     II, IV   |        worldly glory, he was content simply to have heaven as a witness
 6     II, VII  |            partake in the feast, but simply gave her services in waiting
 7     II, VII  |            nay, she who chose rather simply to hear the word was preferred
 8     II, IX   |           from the bookcase. I shall simply narrate particulars which
 9     II, XI   |             out his purpose; that he simply desired to possess the solace
10     II, XIII |            can I expect that all who simply hear of them will believe
11    III, II   |              you are to listen to me simply as a witness to the faith,
12    III, IV   |           the door. This they did as simply inferring from their own
13    III, XI   | circumstances, a judgment was formed simply by appearances, so that
14    III, XI   |               he went to the church, simply for the purpose of prayer.