Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III |        feared (for, in fact, such a thing as rain has there never
 2      I, VII |           on the ground that such a thing would be in harmony with
 3      I, XIII|          well, which is a very rare thing in these regions. The monk
 4      I, XXV |             was indeed a very small thing amid his other virtues,
 5     II, VII | entertainment the same,-and let the thing occur once only in one's
 6    III, II  |     testimony of its truth; for the thing took place in his very presence.~
 7    III, III |         That, too, was a remarkable thing that happened to this man,"
 8    III, XII |            rest of that party was a thing to be condemned. He added
 9    III, XIV |       blessed man declared that the thing asked was difficult to be
10    III, XIV |          perceived that an improper thing was done under the sacred
11    III, XVI |       because I should wish, if the thing were possible, that he should