Chapter

 1 I   |          but by living a pious, holy, and religious life. This
 2 I   |        write the life of a most holy man, which shall serve in
 3 II  |         his earliest years, the holy infancy of the illustrious
 4 V   |       the expressed wish of the holy Hilarius, and, after being
 5 VI  |       the departure also of the holy Hilarius, whom the violence
 6 VI  |      return had been granted to holy Hilarius, he made an effort
 7 VII |          and habits of the most holy man. But, after the lapse
 8 VII |        hold; as it were, of the Holy Spirit, with the whole powers
 9 VII |         that, as being reckoned holy by all, he was also deemed
10 XV  |     minds of the heathen by his holy discourse that, the light
11 XIX | ex-prefect, and a man of a very holy and faithful character,
12 XX  |         to be given to the very holy bishop, expecting and hoping
13 XXII|        tried to impose upon the holy man by a thousand injurious
14 XXII|    mercy of Christ."37 O what a holy boldness with respect to