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 1      I, I        |           all others."~"I truly," said I, "while you were still
 2      I, I        |         do myself."~"Quiteright," said Postumianus, "that Gaul
 3      I, II       |               Chapter II.~"Truly" said I, "you have clearly proved
 4      I, IV       |           Upon this I smiled, and said to my friend the Gaul, "
 5      I, VI       |           had received. They also said that the reading was to
 6      I, VII      |         the most learned men were said to hold different opinions
 7      I, VIII     |        very angry, because he has said that we are in the habit
 8      I, IX       |           account of these, he is said not to stand high in favor
 9      I, IX       |          those people, again, are said to express their rage when
10      I, IX       |           multitude of monks were said to inhabit the widely extending
11      I, XII      |          saw two old men who were said to have already lived there
12      I, XII      |         what I ask."~"We indeed," said I, "have nothing by means
13      I, XII      |            I will stint nothing," said Postumianus, "of your desires;
14      I, XIII     |           water, for the well was said to be a thousand or more
15      I, XIV      |          refreshment. It was also said that the wolf waited at
16      I, XV       |      borders upon Memphis. He was said already to have dwelt in
17      I, XVII     |         reached. An anchorite was said to live somewhere within
18      I, XVII     |           before my visit, he was said to have granted an interview;
19      I, XVII     |          together, the recluse is said to have replied to the question
20      I, XVII     |           part, as I have already said, the monks resided together
21      I, XVII     |         places, as I have already said, is obedience. In fact,
22      I, XIX      |           am about to narrate was said to have occurred within
23      I, XX       |        supplication to God, he is said to have prayed that, power
24      I, XXI      |           mistake of fools, he is said to be a holy man, he will,
25      I, XXI      |          what you have left to be said by Hieronymus; you have
26      I, XXI      |        forward an example, as you said you would do, against spurious
27      I, XXIII    |         and virtues?"~"I own it," said Postumianus, "and that book
28      I, XXVI     |         man (I know him not), has said that you have told many
29      I, XXVI     |         deeds of Martin."~"Well," said I, "I think that your request
30      I, XXVI     |           him: because, as I have said, he both owes us a return
31      I, XXVII    |            Chapter XXVII.~"Well," said the Gaul, "I, for my part,
32      I, XXVII(25)|               Gurdonicus": a word said to have been derived from
33     II, I        |          the sacred rites. Martin said to him in reply that it
34     II, I        |        which has been got ready,' said Martin, `be brought to me;
35     II, IV       |         not be hid, but those are said to have been innumerable
36     II, IV       |           time, turning to us, he said that, not without reason,
37     II, V        |          have conquered, O Gaul," said Postumianus, "you have conquered,
38     II, VII      |            that no woman was ever said to have stood more close
39     II, VII      | themselves by that example."~Then said the Gaul: "Why do you not
40     II, X        |      tinted flowers. `That part,' said he, `which has been eaten
41     II, XI       |          of battle?' In answer he said, ' Frequently; I have often
42     II, XI       |     brethren had surrounded him), said: ' Let not a woman enter
43     II, XIII     |         that Martin himself lied) said: ' I will tell you, but
44     II, XIII     |       special annoyance, while he said that Jupiter was stupid
45     II, XIV      |          the end of the world, he said to us that Nero and Antichrist
46     II, XIV      |          of the Gentiles. He also said that Antichrist, on the
47     II, XIV      |  according to the law. He further said that Nero was to be destroyed
48    III, III      |       covered all his garment. He said, moreover, that the lady
49    III, III      |        manner. ' I command thee,' said the person in question, '
50    III, V        |      compelled that; for they are said to hesitate about some things
51    III, V        |       effect that we neither have said, nor will say, anything
52    III, VII      |        those things which we have said, I will bring forward, not
53    III, VIII     |         me thus?' But then Martin said, ' It is not at you, but
54    III, IX       |         In the name of the Lord,' said Martin, ' I command thee
55    III, X        |         able to do nothing. 'Go,' said he, ' let down your line,
56    III, XIII     |         an angel stood by him and said, `Justly, O Martin, do you
57    III, XVII     |                Chapter XVII.~Then said I, since I perceived by
58    III, XVII     |      completed yesterday, or have said to-day. You will relate
59    III, XVII     |    although, as you yourself have said, it already knows the man,