Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XIII|    monk had one ox, the whole labor of which consisted in drawing
2      I, XIII|    root of any plant. But the labor which in common with his
3      I, XV  |     precious reward for their labor, inasmuch as, having been
4      I, XIX |       had run its course, the labor of that workman had not
5      I, XIX |  continued to be shown in his labor. The following year also
6      I, XIX |     year also mocked the vain labor of the (by this time) weakened
7      I, XIX | ceased not, night or day, his labor in watering, the twig began
8    III, VIII|     idol-temple built up with labor. The building had been constructed