Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, VI   | the faith of readers could easily make a distinction, so that
2      I, VIII |    with Hieronymus, he had easily brought it about that I
3      I, XIV  | beast could by no means be easily deceived so as to fail to
4      I, XVIII|   no one's endurance could easily comply with; that he should
5      I, XXII | steadfast in faith, he had easily obtained a reputation in
6      I, XXIV |  had done separately, were easily and entirely accomplished
7     II, IX   |    unknown to you, you may easily obtain it, when you please,
8    III, IV   |  of that night. Well, they easily persuaded Avitianus of the
9    III, XI   |  preparation for them, may easily be excused for having, by