Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XI  |       heaven could not fail; his body was wearing away with abstinence,
 2      I, XVII|      bristles growing on his own body, while, by Divine gift,
 3     II, II  |     drawn from every part of the body, gather quickly together
 4     II, III |     wounded in every part of his body. Lifting him up without
 5     II, IV  | outstretched hands, the lifeless body to the blessed man, saying, "
 6     II, IV  |        its display, received the body of the deceased into his
 7    III, IV  |        no rest either of mind or body was allowed him. As the
 8    III, V   |    because they are still in the body. The unbelief of very many
 9    III, VI  |           lest the part of their body which was exposed should
10    III, VII |       afterwards remained in the body, no one in those places
11    III, VIII|          the strength of a large body of the public, and far less