Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VIII|          says the Gaul at this point, "he is, in truth, but too
 2      I, IX  |       me tell the truthon this point, which is that the knowledge
 3      I, XVI |     days, he was almost at the point of death when a wild animal
 4      I, XXIV|        of that man, still this point ought to be attended to,
 5      I, XXV | mention what is indeed a small point, but should not be passed
 6     II, I   |     AndI will not pass by this point that; when sitting in his
 7     II, IV  |       he raised up only one, a point which I am surprised you
 8     II, IV  |      of those streaming to one point had filled all the widely
 9     II, IX  |      several times just on the point of being captured, it tried
10     II, XI  |   soldier was insisting on the point in question; asserting that
11    III, XIV |  Thereoccur to my mind at this point many miracles of that illustrious