Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, II   |          make any enquiry on such points, which you either, I think,
 2      I, VI   |         should keep hold of those points which were handled in accordance
 3      I, IX   |       only touch lightly on a few points.~
 4      I, XXIII|          written, let those other points, at my request and that
 5     II, V    |       witness that he was, in all points, like them. But go on, I
 6     II, VI   |       servants, displaying in all points the modesty and humility
 7     II, VIII |        have been discussing these points at so great length, why
 8     II, VIII | determined to be silent upon such points. For, because I rebuked
 9     II, X    |          excused, while virginity points to glory, and fornication
10    III, VII  |     religious man. He related the points in question to us, as if