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 1 III    |           meet at the gate of the city of Amiens8 a poor man destitute
 2 IV     |           an army together at the city13 of the Vaugiones, began
 3 IV(13) |                              This city was called Borbetomagus,
 4 V      |           Hilarius, bishop of the city Pictava,14 whose faith in
 5 V(14)  |                              This city of the Pictones (or Pictavi)
 6 VI     |        was compelled to leave the city), again betaking himself
 7 VI     |   violently expelled him from the city. Thinking, therefore, that
 8 VI     |       this view, set out for that city.~
 9 IX     |          of guard escorted to the city. An incredible number of
10 X      |       about two miles outside the city. This spot was so secret
11 X      | afterwards made bishops. For what city or church would there be
12 XVI    |           Martin had come to that city. When the father of the
13 XVIII  |           report had troubled the city as to the movement and inroad
14 XVIII  |       might have to flee from the city, but that, in fact, nothing
15 XVIII  |          midst of the church, the city was set free from the fear
16 XVIII  |          entering the gate of the city, with large crowds attending
17 XIX(32)| afterwards applied to their chief city, the modern Treves. ~