Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, VI   | calling us back to the sea, we departed; and after a favorable passage,
2      I, XII  |      and in fact never to have departed from it. I do not think
3      I, XIII |      and having eaten them, it departed. We, beholding these things,
4      I, XVII |        it may, I, for my part, departed from Mount Sinai, and returned
5      I, XXII |      and, to the grief of all, departed from the brethren. But scarcely
6      I, XXII |       desert from which he had departed. In this way he was both
7     II, IX   |     The evil spirit obeyed and departed. And the heifer had sense,
8     II, XII  | praiseworthy apology, joyfully departed from the doors of her who
9    III, XVIII|      our laments, we at length departed, certainly with a profound