Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III |   sand, the roof of which, to use the expression4 of Sallust,
 2      I, III |     speak, more wealthy, make use of barley bread. That is
 3      I, XIII|    which he was accustomed to use, and which was at a distance
 4     II, I   |       stool, such as those in use by the lowest of servants,
 5     II, VII |     that some will make a bad use of the example thus furnished
 6     II, VII |    one, then, desires to make use of this example, let him
 7     II, XI  |     not been put right by the use of any harsh language, but
 8    III, VIII|     matter of necessity, make use of a word which is hardly
 9    III, IX  |       Chapter IX.~"Iwill make use of another not dissimilar
10    III, IX  |      in an invisible way made use of the powers of heaven,
11    III, X   | sought to obtain fish for his use. At the first throw the
12    III, X   |   poet gave utterance (for we use a learned verse, inasmuch