Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, VI  |     the bishops and monks, the cause or occasion of which was
2      I, XIV |       and in this only we find cause for deepest grief that,
3     II, III |        them, then, indeed, the cause of their misfortune appeared
4     II, VII |       all particulars; let the cause be the same, the person
5     II, XIII|        him. He found Mercury a cause of special annoyance, while
6    III, XI  | Ithacius, they had made common cause with him. When it was announced
7    III, XII |   personal hatred, than by the cause he supported; and that,
8    III, XIII|     accusing and defending the cause of his grief and conduct.
9    III, XIV |      concealed, lest we should cause shame to a godly man),-a