Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VII  | priests, the governor of the city was called upon to regulate
 2      I, VII  |     Alexandria, I found that city in a ferment from disturbances
 3      I, XXIII|     first to bring it to the city of Rome; and then, as it
 4      I, XXIII|    laid hold of by the whole city, I saw the booksellers rejoicing
 5     II, XIV  |    Jerusalem; while both the city and the temple would be
 6    III, II   |     affair took place in the city of Carnutes. A certain father
 7    III, IV   |      courtier. He enters the city of the Turones with a furious
 8    III, IV   |   the grave amazement of the city, he arranges them for the
 9    III, IV   |     being put to flight, the city rejoiced, and felt at liberty.~
10    III, VI   |     miles' distance from the city; but if, as often as he
11    III, XI   | Treves were retained in that city, and daily communicating
12    III, XI   |      come any nearer to that city, unless he should declare