Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, I   |     and affection for you had full possession of me as I meditated
2      I, II  |   from these topics which are full of sorrow, and let us ratherlisten
3      I, XI  |      basket of palm branches, full of hot bread, hanging fixed
4      I, XIII|       was also a garden there full of a variety of vegetables.
5     II, III | meantime, a state-conveyance, full of military men, was coming
6     II, III |     they all rush after us at full speed, and, conscious of
7    III, III |   lady received the vessel so full even to the brim, that (
8    III, XV  |     absolute fury; and there, full of madness, he vomits forth