Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XI  |         children had encountered danger through meeting the snake,
2      I, XI  |       had exposed himself to the danger of perishing from hunger;
3      I, XVI |         reject, both escaped the danger of dying of hunger and of
4     II, II  |          illness, to the extreme danger of his life, he sent for
5     II, VI  |       neither be refused without danger, nor can be preserved without
6     II, IX  |       the blessed man pitied the danger of the creature with pious
7    III, XI  | solicitude not only to save from danger the true Christians in these
8    III, XIII|          your very salvation, to danger.' Therefore, from that time
9    III, XIV |          been delivered from all danger. He also offered a hundred