Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, II   | discourse, come, I pray thee, relate to us the whole history
 2      I, IX   |         as I had commenced to relate, I stayed with Hieronymus
 3      I, XII  |     recluse, I shall go on to relate to you some few things about
 4      I, XV   |    invent nothing, nor will I relate things published by uncertain
 5      I, XVI  |    But it would be tedious to relate all the facts which we have
 6      I, XVIII|        Chapter XVIII.~"I will relate two wonderful examples of
 7      I, XXIII|     my wanderings. But I will relate to you to what places that
 8      I, XXVII|     At the same time, I shall relate nothing which I simply heard
 9     II, V    |    witness what I am about to relate, for it took place before
10     II, X    |     it will be worth while to relate also some of his familiar
11     II, XIII |       his will: I am about to relate things somewhat difficult
12     II, XIV  |  finished what he intended to relate, a boy of the family entered
13    III, XVII |    have said to-day. You will relate all to him; you will repeat
14    III, XVII |      over to Africa, you will relate what you have heard to Carthage;