Chapter

 1 III  |       Martin.~Accordingly, at a certain period, when he had nothing
 2 VI   |     island Gallinaria,16 with a certain presbyter as his companion,
 3 VII  |        the town. At this time a certain catechumen joined him, being
 4 VIII |      passing by the estate of a certain man named Lupicinus, who
 5 IX   |     forth from his monastery, a certain Ruricius, one of the citizens,
 6 IX   |         who had been present, a certain one of the name Defensor
 7 XII  |   journey, he met the body of a certain heathen, which was being
 8 XIII |     Pine-tree.~Again, when in a certain village he had demolished
 9 XIV  |     like kind. For, having in a certain village set fire to a very
10 XV   | happened to Martin, that when a certain man had resolved to wound
11 XVI  |        the following example. A certain girl at Treves31 was so
12 XVII |       entered the dwelling of a certain householder in the same
13 XVII |       depart, it laid hold of a certain member of the family, who
14 XIX  |        himself also, when, by a certain accident, he had fallen
15 XXII |    their subsequent repentance, certain of the brethren who had,
16 XXIII| Diabolic Deception.~There was a certain man, Clarus by name, a most
17 XXIII|        were staying with him, a certain youth, Anatolius by name,
18 XXIII|      the brethren to believe by certain signs. At length he went
19 XXIV |         in this delusion that a certain bishop named Rufus worshiped
20 XXIV |       tempted Martin. For, on a certain day, prayer38 having been