Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XI  |     on the subject. When the recluse saw from a distance the
2      I, XI  | heaven. On the one side, the recluse declared that this event
3      I, XI  |      faith and virtue of the recluse; butboth broke the heaven-sent
4      I, XII | recognized the virtue of one recluse, I shall go on to relate
5      I, XIV |      deed, went its way. The recluse on his return found the
6      I, XIV |   had inflicted injury), the recluse was deeply grieved at being
7      I, XIV |      of way, for pardon. The recluse, pitying its confusion,
8      I, XVII|    the two had together, the recluse is said to have replied
9      I, XXII|  spurious righteousness, the recluse, after a period of nearly