Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, V    |       these things had better be passed over, lest the Gaul should
2      I, VI   | assembled together often to have passed decrees in crowded synods
3      I, VIII |          replies he; "the writer passed nothing over, which he did
4      I, XI   |       And now the eighth day had passed since that man of Christ
5      I, XXIII|        it is to yourself. It has passed through Egypt, Nitria, the
6      I, XXIII|      stated in your book you had passed over respecting the virtues
7      I, XXIII|         time of your writing you passed over, to prevent, as I believe,
8      I, XXV  |         point, but should not be passed over, because it is to the