Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VII |          the bishops, yet such a multitude of persons, all living in
 2      I, IX  |   confines of Egypt. For a great multitude of monks were said to inhabit
 3      I, XI  |       abode only too long amid a multitude, where human fellowship
 4     II, II  |          in the midst of a great multitude of people, only one of the
 5     II, IV  |    approach of so great a man, a multitude of those streaming to one
 6     II, IV  |    meantime, while an incredible multitude had surrounded us, a certain
 7     II, IV  |       only one." The rest of the multitude joined her, and added their
 8     II, IV  |           Then, truly, the whole multitude, raising a shout to heaven,
 9     II, VIII|          lessillustrious for the multitude of the holy virgins. Well,
10    III, I   |           we are informed that a multitude of lay people are standing
11    III, VI  | reproached no one in words, as a multitude of expressions is generally