Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XII  |       my turn comes, you do not refuse what I ask."~"We indeed,"
2      I, XVIII|     into the fire, he would not refuse to enter it. The Master
3      I, XXVII|    above by Postumianus, not to refuse that duty which you impose
4     II, VI   |       Nor could the blessed man refuse too obstinately. His modest
5     II, VIII |  because I am not at liberty to refuse compliance with your wishes,
6    III, XVI  |       without intermission, and refuse to be mollified either by
7    III, XVII | excellences in Christ, will not refuse to compare our leading man
8    III, XVIII|     buried, and that you do not refuse to visit his remains on