Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, II | circumstances in which we are placed, life itself has become
2      I, XIX|    first law of obedience was placed before him, and he promised
3      I, XIX|     Well, the stranger, being placed under the authority of unbending
4     II, II |     the limbs of the boy, and placed his finger close to the
5     II, IX |      of being burnt, although placed in the midst of the flames;
6     II, X  |  think that marriage is to be placed on an equal footing with
7     II, XII|    since she was indeed to be placed before many priests. Let,
8    III, XV |     his (which you all know), placed in the small open court