Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, IX  |     in that little work,-`The virgin despises her true unmarried
 2     II, VII |     of widow, nor by a wanton virgin, but by a queen, who lived
 3     II, VIII|      loose manner, and also a virgin, who was following somewhat
 4     II, XII |    you too were present) that virgin who had so completely withdrawn
 5     II, XII |    with him thought that that virgin would rejoice, inasmuch
 6     II, XII |   seen or saluted. O glorious virgin, who did not allow herself
 7     II, XII |    humble dwelling, that same virgin sent a present to the blessed
 8     II, XII |    things which the estimable virgin had sent him, declaring
 9     II, XII | listen attentively to this: a virgin did not permit herself to
10     II, XII |      in his mind against that virgin? He would have deemed her
11     II, XII |      extol the virtue of this virgin, as nevertheless to think