Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |      was in the remote parts of Egypt, I felt a desire to go on
 2      I, I    |       you were still staying in Egypt, was ever holding fellowship
 3      I, III  |       desert which lies between Egypt and Africa,6 and through
 4      I, IX   |        farthest off confines of Egypt. For a great multitude of
 5      I, XI   |    being of the shape common in Egypt. Both are filled with amazement,
 6      I, XXII |       to have been a tribune in Egypt, and in frequent campaigns
 7      I, XXIII| yourself. It has passed through Egypt, Nitria, the Thebaid, and
 8      I, XXVI |     ever celebrate the monks of Egypt: I will praise the anchorites;
 9      I, XXVI |        less any of the bishops. Egypt owns this: Syria and Aethiopia
10    III, XVII |         you have come as far as Egypt, although it is justly proud