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 1 Pre  |          general reprehension for having too boldly laid hold of
 2 Pre  |       will reveal it to no other, having received your promise to
 3 Pre  |        the whole of that, through having neglected these matters
 4 I    |        and because, through their having presented to the world the
 5 I(2) |     belief or unbelief, except as having some ulterior object: "We
 6 II   |           on his blessed actions) having been seized and put in chains,
 7 V    |          Now, this same Hilarius, having instituted him in the office
 8 V    |    prediction. For, first of all, having followed some devious paths
 9 V    |         as it fell; nevertheless, having had his hands bound behind
10 V    |         and stripped. The robber, having led him to a private place
11 VI   |          of Martin.~Martin, then, having gone on from thence, after
12 VI   |         devil met him in the way, having assumed the form of a man.
13 VI   |        place he was going. Martin having answered him to the effect
14 VI   |    betaking himself to Italy, and having found the Church in the
15 VI   |        flight. And not long after having discovered that, through
16 VII  |    followed in his footsteps; and having been most joyously welcomed
17 VII  |           had then left home, and having remained away three days,
18 VII  |          of the departed brother. Having given himself for some time
19 VII  |       being restored to life, and having immediately obtained baptism,
20 VIII |  lamentations of a wailing crowd. Having, in an anxious state of
21 IX   |        Multitudes of the citizens having previously been posted by
22 X    |          Bishop of Tours.~And now having entered on the episcopal
23 XI   |         come down from antiquity. Having, therefore, for a time kept
24 XIII |        fall on being cut, Martin, having been bound, is, in accordance
25 XIV  | transactions of a like kind. For, having in a certain village set
26 XV   |          that, the light of truth having been revealed to them, they
27 XVII |          man of proconsular rank, having been laid hold of by a demon,
28 XVII |       results. Martin, therefore, having been asked to lay his hands
29 XVII |       extraordinary affection, as having been the author of his salvation.~
30 XVII |   salvation.~About the same time, having entered the dwelling of
31 XIX  |      striking example of the age, having begun to suffer grievously
32 XIX  |        when a pretty thick skin32 having grown over it had already
33 XIX  |    detract from the truth, while, having so many to choose from,
34 XXIII|         youth, Anatolius by name, having, under the profession of
35 XXIV |          young man in Spain, who, having by many signs obtained for
36 XXIV |           a certain day, prayer38 having been previously offered,
37 XXV  |         with Martin.~For since I, having long heard accounts of his
38 XXV  |          Paulinus, being rich and having many possessions, by selling