Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III |    for sheep. The inhabitants live on milk, while those of
 2      I, IV  |      try to force us Gauls to live after the fashion of angels;
 3      I, X   |      their highest rule is to live under the orders of their
 4      I, X   |   themselves to the desert to live a solitary life, they do
 5      I, X   |       in their estimation,-to live in obedience to the will
 6      I, XIII| settle within these solitudes live for the most part on the
 7      I, XV  |      Numbers of those persons live in the desert without any
 8      I, XVI |       wilderness, intended to live on the roots of plants which
 9      I, XVII|      An anchorite was said to live somewhere within its recesses:
10      I, XXVI|       I, indeed, as long as I live, and retain my senses, will