Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III  |    is its growth that we are old it is ripe on the thirtieth
 2      I, IV   |    distance. There I find an old man, in a garment made of
 3      I, XI   |      saw from a distance the old man coming to him, he ran
 4      I, XI   | return to the monastery, the old man reported to the brethrenwhat
 5      I, XII  |     this monastery I saw two old men who were said to have
 6      I, XIII |   the residence of a certain old monk who dwelt at the foot
 7      I, XVI  |    the time I lived with the old man whom I have mentioned,
 8      I, XVIII|     approach, as happened of old to the well-known Hebrew
 9      I, XXII |      to that of the monks of old.But by and by, the thought (
10      I, XXIII|      being read by a certain old man in the desert; and,
11     II, X    |    let us, laying aside that old Adam, who still remains
12    III, II   |     daughter of twelve years old, who had been dumb from
13    III, VIII |   Ambatienses, that is in an old stronghold, which is now