Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, I    | Postumianus, "that Gaul will certainly be retained in our company;
2      I, XXIV |     alone. For, although you certainly related lofty deeds, I really
3      I, XXIV |    the same the glory of all certainly cannot be equal. And even
4      I, XXVI |  deeds of his master-and who certainly owes a return of kindness,
5      I, XXVII|    and ornaments of words."~"Certainly," replied Postumianus, "
6     II, V    |     have conquered, although certainly not me, who am, on the contrary,
7     II, XI   |      of the walls. She, too, certainly has her own glory, if, when
8    III, XVIII|       we at length departed, certainly with a profound admiration