Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, I   |   andsays,-~"When I was in the remote parts of Egypt, I felt a
2      I, I   |     our retirement, which this remote cell of mine furnishes to
3      I, III |   Cyrenians is indeed the most remote, bordering upon that desert
4      I, XXVI| Armenia is ignorant of it; the remote Bosphorus is aware of it;
5     II, XI  | dwelling in their own tent, be remote from that of men. For this
6     II, XII |    others, who often came from remote regions for the purpose
7    III, XIII|        named Andethanna, where remote woods stretch11 far and