Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, IV   |    you of joking us on the subject of our fondness for eating.
2      I, XI   |  to satisfy himself on the subject. When the recluse saw from
3      I, XXI  | tell you the truth, we are subject to no more destructive evil
4      I, XXIII|    upon earth in which the subject of so happy a history is
5     II, XIII |   piously enquiring on the subject, what meant that sort of
6    III, V    |   which are apart from the subject in hand. But let the discourse
7    III, XI   |   as they were, this was a subject of deep anxiety to them,