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 1 VI   |                 Chapter VI.~The Devil throws himself in the Way
 2 VI   |        he had passed Milan, the devil met him in the way, having
 3 VI   |  assumed the form of a man. The devil first asked him to what
 4 VI   |        the Lord called him, the devil said to him, "Wherever you
 5 VI   |       whatever you attempt, the devil will resist you." Then Martin,
 6 XVII |      which the possessed of the devil was kept. But Martin then
 7 XXI  |        in set speech. As to the devil, Martin held him so visible
 8 XXI  | whatever guise he appeared. The devil knew well that he could
 9 XXI  |   trickery. On one occasion the devil, holding in his hand the
10 XXI  |        related to them what the devil had disclosed, while he
11 XXI  |     this power was given to the devil. This was a marvelous feature
12 XXII | preaches Repentance even to the Devil.~Now, the devil, while he
13 XXII |     even to the Devil.~Now, the devil, while he tried to impose
14 XXII |      that Martin, resisting the devil firmly, answered him, that
15 XXII |         up their evil ways. The devil saying in opposition to
16 XXII |        sprung up concerning the devil and his devices, it does
17 XXIII|     deceived by any arts of the devil. Then, indeed, the miserable
18 XXIII|    power of Martin, so that the devil could no longer dissemble
19 XXIV |     tempted by the Wiles of the Devil.~It was found, again, that
20 XXIV |        over, with what arts the devil about this very time tempted
21 XXIV |      thought as that he was the devil might be entertained-he
22 XXIV |         was first broken by the devil, who said: "Acknowledge,
23 XXIV |         no answer whatever, the devil dared to repeat his audacious
24 XXIV |     might understand it was the devil, and not God, replied as
25 XXIV |        hearing these words, the devil vanished like smoke, and