Chapter

 1 I    |    estimate human life only by present actions, have consigned
 2 V    |       Lord would be especially present with him in the midst of
 3 VII  |   Spirit of God that power was present,18 he then rose up for a
 4 IX   | bishops, however, who had been present, a certain one of the name
 5 XVII |      confusion; and the people present took to flight. Martin threw
 6 XX   |    Moreover, there were guests present who had been invited as
 7 XX   |        all those who were then present, admired this conduct so
 8 XXIII|      with the anger of God and present afflictions, because he
 9 XXV  |    went so far as in person to present me with water to wash my
10 XXV  |        an admirable example in present circumstances the conduct
11 XXV  |     imitation, adding that the present age was fortunate in possessing
12 XXVII|    persuaded of this, that the present little work will give pleasure