Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, III  |     the keel of a ship. It was close to5 the earth, and was floored
2      I, XIV  |      of palm-twigs was hanging close at hand with five loaves
3      I, XIV  |        confusion, bade it come close to him, and then, with a
4      I, XVIII|        that an iron vessel was close at hand, very hot, as it
5     II, II   |     boy, and placed his finger close to the little wound, at
6     II, VII  |        said to have stood more close to Martin? For let us consider
7     II, XII  |       shall, if they desire to close their doors to the wicked,
8    III, III  |       people are accustomed to close those vessels, the contents
9    III, X    | described, we had our dwelling close to the river. We all went,