Chapter

 1 Pre  |           for so long a course of time. But, after all, that I
 2 I    |          as a bishop. At the same time, I cannot hope to set forth
 3 I    |           berecorded. At the same time, I had in the interests
 4 V    |           to the Faith.~From that time quitting military service,
 5 V    |        universal esteem. For some time Martin made his abode with
 6 V    |       tears, that he would in due time return. According to report
 7 VI   |        Here he subsisted for some time on the roots of plants;
 8 VII  |        far from the town. At this time a certain catechumen joined
 9 VII  |     Having given himself for some time to earnest prayer, and perceiving
10 VII  |        his former life. From this time forward, the name of the
11 VIII |       body, and spent some little time in prayer. Ere long, the
12 IX   |       held.~Nearly about the same time, Martin was called upon
13 IX   |       observed that he was at the time severely censured in the
14 IX   |         the enemy was at the same time both pointed out and destroyed.~
15 X    | Accordingly he made use, for some time, of the cell connected with
16 X    |      while the elders spent their time in prayer. Rarely did any
17 XI   |        name of the martyr, or the time when he suffered, should
18 XI   |          Having, therefore, for a time kept away from the place,
19 XI   |       uncertain, but, at the same time not lending his authority
20 XII  |         Now, it came to pass some time after the above, that while
21 XIV  |     eminence, much about the same time, in other transactions of
22 XIV  |     fasting and praying the whole time, he besought the Lord, that,
23 XVI  |         paralysis that for a long time she had been quite unable
24 XVI  |           already dead before the time. I beseech thee to go to
25 XVII |       Several Devils.~At the same time the servant of one Tetradius,
26 XVII |            For Tetradius, at that time, was still involved in the
27 XVII |         salvation.~About the same time, having entered the dwelling
28 XVIII|           tumult which had at the time been felt.~At Paris, again,
29 XX   |     fierce character, and at that time elated with the victory
30 XX   |          but would perish a short time afterwards. And we have
31 XXI  |           hand, while at the same time he exulted in the crime
32 XXII |        the brethren who had, some time previously, lost their baptism
33 XXIII|         to Martin, and in a short time became distinguished for
34 XXIII|           him, and lived for some time on the common store along
35 XXIII|           with the rest. Then, as time went on, he began to affirm
36 XXIV |        again, that about the same time there was a young man in
37 XXIV |      informed me that at the same time one arose in the East, who
38 XXIV |         the devil about this very time tempted Martin. For, on
39 XXV  |           seeing him. At the same time, because already my mind
40 XXV  |          of the case. And at this time it is scarcely credible
41 XXVII|         spoken of, though all the time perhaps I have been thinking