Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, IV |    taken away all desire for food. We, on the other hand,
2      I, X  |  bread or some other kind of food is furnished by the command
3      I, XI |  that henceforth no bread or food of any kind should be sent
4      I, XX | every kind of drink, and for food (I will whisper this, Sulpitius,
5     II, V  |    his person, abstains from food and drink, and gives himself,
6     II, VI |     hands; and serves up the food which she had herself cooked.
7    III, XIV|     them to obtain necessary food, while many of them were