Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XI  |         common in Egypt. Both are filled with amazement, and acknowledge
2      I, XIII|          his holding out his hand filled with dates, the monster
3      I, XXV |      absent, cured those who were filled with unclean spirits, and
4     II, IV  |        streaming to one point had filled all the widely spreading
5     II, XIII| conversing, and by and by we were filled with a kind of awe and amazement,
6    III, III |         the extended neck was not filled, because it is the custom
7    III, III |     pavement. Upon this, all were filled with dread lest the blessing
8    III, XIII|         the way returning, he was filled with mourning and lamentation