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 1 Int    |       Full details respecting Vigilantius, against whom this treatise,
 2 Int    |    may be found in a work on “Vigilantius and His Times,” published
 3 Int    |    the keeper of the inn, and Vigilantius appears to have been brought
 4 Int    |     Letter LXI.). The work of Vigilantius which drew from Jerome the
 5 Int    |     alms to Jerusalem, which, Vigilantius urged, had better be spent
 6 Int    |     in favour of the views of Vigilantius, and they began to spread
 7 Int    |      in detail if the work of Vigilantius were sent to him. In 406
 8 Int    |     the practices impugned by Vigilantius prevailed almost unchecked
 9 1      |  great eloquence. All at once Vigilantius, or, more correctly, Dormitantius,
10 1(4946)|     same as the birthplace of Vigilantius.~ ~
11 5      | thrown on the midden, so that Vigilantius alone in his drunken slumber
12 5      |       the devils who dwell in Vigilantius confess that they feel the
13 6      | believed in his Gospel? Shall Vigilantius the live dog be better than
14 8      |     despite the tavern-keeper Vigilantius, enter the basilicas of
15 10     |     points from the tracts of Vigilantius. He argues against the signs
16 10     |    who speak in the person of Vigilantius are really either Mercury,