Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VII | connected with the matter in question. The Bishop, indeed, of
 2      I, XVII|  said to have replied to the question why he shunned so assiduously
 3      I, XXI |     greatly benefit those in question, so that they will not require
 4     II, VII | excellence of the example in question. For let them consider that
 5     II, XI  |    insisting on the point in question; asserting that no evil
 6     II, XI  |   faith, totally ignored the question of sex,-then Martin (I am
 7    III, III |    thee,' said the person in question, ' in the name of Martin,
 8    III, VI  |    them tortured without any question being addressed to them,
 9    III, VII |     He related the points in question to us, as if they had not
10    III, XI  |   property of the persons in question. For we are told that he