Chapter

1 III  |          felt this, because, being possessed of more than Martin, they
2 X    |            passage. Here, then, he possessed a cell constructed of wood.
3 X    |           his own; all things were possessed in common. It was not allowed
4 XVI  | accomplishing cures was so largely possessed by Martin, that scarcely
5 XVII |          to the house in which the possessed of the devil was kept. But
6 XVII |       tortures, to flee out of the possessed body, while he had no power
7 XVIII|        barbarians, Martin orders a possessed person to be set before
8 XX   |          ever lived; two courtiers possessed of the greatest power, the
9 XXV  |          with the virtues which he possessed! Still, it is remarkable