Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, I   |     this Gaul being a man very dear to me, both on account of
2      I, I   |         cannot fail also to be dear to me. This must especially
3      I, I   |    respond to the desire of my dear Sulpitius "and in so speaking
4      I, XV  |        had formerly been their dear and intimate friend, while
5      I, XXI |     orders as the following to dear widows and friendly virgins,
6     II, VIII|      certain young man who was dear to me,-although, to be sure,
7     II, XII |     Chapter XII.~"Ibelieve, my dear Sulpitius, that you remember
8    III, I   | Aurelius the presbyter, a very dear friend of mine, who came