Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, X   |    set down the imprisoned beast, not without some appearance
 2      I, XIII|   if commanded by God, the beast modestly withdrew and stood
 3      I, XIV |    at dinner; and that the beast could by no means be easily
 4      I, XIV |      In the meanwhile, the beast made its appearance at the
 5      I, XIV |   Taking one of these, the beast devoured it, and then, having
 6      I, XIV |  on the following days the beast did not, in its usual way,
 7      I, XV  | others follow him. For the beast stopping from time to time,
 8      I, XV  | the instrumentality of the beast; while, all the time, he
 9      I, XVI | ventured to touch; but the beast, casting aside with its
10     II, IX  |  being; leave the innocent beast, and cease any longer to
11    III, IV  |     for the palace of that beast. But when, in the silence
12    III, VIII|  he did no harm. Yes, that beast, which was nourished by
13    III, IX  | the holy man, the venomous beast turned round, and while