Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XXVI|      for a long time desired, proceed to narrate the still untold
2     II, I   |       was incumbent on him to proceed to the performance of the
3     II, I   |    that he could not possibly proceed to the church, unless the
4     II, III | satisfied, urge the beasts to proceed in the direction in which
5     II, III |   that he would allow them to proceed. They added that they had
6     II, XIV |    to-day: to-morrow we shall proceed to what remains." This promise
7    III, I   |  fulfillment of your promise, proceed to tell. He is not, indeed,
8    III, IV  |     own mind how I should now proceed.' So then, after the departure