Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VI   |          that the author himself really entertained these impious
 2      I, XXIV | certainly related lofty deeds, I really heard nothing from your
 3      I, XXVII|      unskillfulness, because you really excel in eloquence. But
 4     II, VII  |      even ministered unto him. I really fear lest those persons
 5     II, VIII |            Then says he: "I have really related already so many
 6     II, XIII |        long delay (but there was really nothing which Sulpitius
 7    III, III  |       out-was silent. Thus it is really a small matter that Martin
 8    III, V    |        doubt our good faith. But really, if they are so unbelieving,
 9    III, V    |      still we affirm that we are really setting forth6 a true history
10    III, XI   |          we are told that he was really a man distinguished by many
11    III, XII  | vindicator; and that nothing had really been accomplished by the