Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XII  |      that I do not address my speech to you without hope of a
2      I, XII  | already begun to do, for your speech conveys to us true delight."~"
3      I, XXVII|      my somewhat rude form of speech should offend your too delicate
4      I, XXVII| despise the vain trappings of speech and ornaments of words."~"
5     II, VI   |     him with honor; his whole speech with him was concerning
6     II, VIII |       Postumianus, "does your speech bind those friends of ours
7     II, VIII |   many things to you, that my speech ought to have satisfied
8     II, XII  |       rest! But whither is my speech carrying me? That somewhat
9    III, XVI  |       happens to hear of this speech of mine which has bean briefly