Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, IV| raging of the sea8 from being able at once to pursue our voyage;
2      I, VI|     doubt, regarded as a most able disputant on the sacred
3      I, XX|    his name, while he was not able to exclude from his presence
4     II, VI|   illegal tumult, or had been able to keep out of civil war.
5    III, X |    they caught, had also been able to do nothing. 'Go,' said
6    III, XV|     they perceived the miser: able man approaching from a distance,