Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XI   |  amazement, and acknowledge the gift as being from heaven. On
2      I, XV   | kindness, and brought him, as a gift, the skin of an un- common
3      I, XV   |         disdain to receive that gift through the instrumentality
4      I, XVII |      own body, while, by Divine gift, he knew not of his own
5      I, XX   |         illumined with a divine gift, as often as they touched
6     II, XII  |    honor, with pious respect, a gift of such eminent merit. We
7     II, XII  |        he accepted a present or gift from nobody), he refused
8    III, XVIII|  although it is but a worthless gift, scatter the ground there