Chapter

 1 V    |         mind, after calling the brethren to witness that many sufferings
 2 VII  |        the part of the mourning brethren, when Martin hurries up
 3 X    |       of wood. Many also of the brethren had, in the same manner,
 4 X    |        this was assigned to the brethren of younger years, while
 5 XI   |         the place, taking a few brethren with him as companions.
 6 XXI  |       Then Martin assembled the brethren, and related to them what
 7 XXI  |    breath, he made known to the brethren the cause of his wound and
 8 XXI  |     been revealed to him to the brethren.~
 9 XXII |      him. Moreover, some of the brethren bore witness that they had
10 XXII |      repentance, certain of the brethren who had, some time previously,
11 XXIII|         of the bishop, and many brethren were staying with him, a
12 XXIII|        he urged a number of the brethren to believe by certain signs.
13 XXIII|      forth calls one of the l t brethren, Sabatius by name, to himself,
14 XXIII| meantime, Clarus urges upon the brethren to be earnest in prayer,
15 XXIV |         his office. Many of the brethren have also informed me that