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 1 I       |             Life of St. Martin.~Most men being vainly devoted to
 2 I       | embellishment of the lives of famous men. This course, although it
 3 I       |          world the examples of great men, no small emulation has
 4 I       |            the world, profited those men themselves who have written
 5 I       |             a vain remembrance among men, but an eternal reward from
 6 I       |              not seek for honor from men, he desired, as much as
 7 I(2)    |            relation in which the two men stood to each other, all
 8 II      |         vices in which that class of men become too frequently involved.
 9 XX      |         invited as if to a festival; men of the highest and most
10 XX      |            one of the most righteous men that ever lived; two courtiers
11 XXII    |             to this that such guilty men as those referred to did
12 XXIV(38)|         would only "tak a thocht an' men'," he might still have a
13 XXVII   |           pleasure to all truly good men. And I shall only say further