Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, II  |       I see you desire. But I beg you first to tell me, whether
2      I, VIII|      means of rhetoric; but I beg to ask whether that book
3      I, XIV | intelligence of every one, to beg in a sort of way, for pardon.
4      I, XIV |      former habits. Behold, I beg of you, even in this case,
5     II, V   |       like them. But go on, I beg of you, although we can
6     II, VIII|        Wherefore, be quiet, I beg of you, lest even what we
7     II, XII |   before many priests. Let, I beg, virgins listen to that
8     II, XIII|        I will tell you, but I beg you will not speak of it
9    III, XVII| throughout the whole world. I beg you first to unroll to him