Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III |     there, except that all are free from the payment of taxes.
 2      I, VII |       man, would thus also set free an angel who had previously
 3      I, XXII|     two years, having been set free from the unclean spirit
 4     II, VII |       utmost that he might set free those shut up in prison,
 5     II, VII |    upon at his meals, not by a free sort of widow, nor by a
 6     II, VIII|      kissing, and we should be free from all the reproaches
 7     II, IX  |    understand that she was set free; for, peace being restored
 8     II, XII |       ill-disposed may have no free access to them, they shall
 9     II, XII | carrying me? That somewhat too free manner of speaking must
10    III, III |       that the top may be left free for the knobs which stop
11    III, IV  |        the prisoners to be set free, while presently he himself