Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, VIII |    but also Hebrew, to such a degree that no one dare venture
2      I, XVIII|  accomplish. But he was in no degree moved by these terrors;
3      I, XX   | therefore, was to a wonderful degree visited by people who came
4      I, XXI  |     fall to him even in a low degree, he will think himself no
5     II, VIII |   raised up against me such a degree of hatred on the part of
6    III, I    |       by many, are not in any degree uncertain. For this man,
7    III, VII  |       believing man to such a degree, that, as it justly rejoiced
8    III, IX   |   then a column, to a certain degree like the other, rushed down