Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |  hang upon your lips. I will listen to you, I will converse
 2      I, XII  |      us rather, Postumianus, listen to what you have got to
 3      I, XXVII|      ears. However, you will listen to me as a foolish sort26
 4     II, V    |      without waiting even to listen to the requests of Martin,
 5     II, XII  | priests. Let, I beg, virgins listen to that example, so that
 6     II, XII  | society. Let the whole world listen attentively to this: a virgin
 7    III, II   | learned ears; for you are to listen to me simply as a witness
 8    III, XVI  |      immediate neighborhood, listen to that example, who, when
 9    III, XVII |  which was thought worthy to listen to an apostle pleading,
10    III, XVIII|     had only been willing to listen to you at one time, or to