Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VII |      and most skillful in the holy law, was thought at first
 2      I, XIII|  happy state of things to the holy man; for the frequent irrigation
 3      I, XIII|  abundance thus supplied, the holy man provided us also with
 4      I, XIII|     began to tremble; but the holy man went up to it without
 5      I, XIV |      it so happened that that holy man, while he escorted a
 6      I, XV  | anchorite. Then at length the holy man perceived what the creature
 7      I, XV  |      if it were a cloak. that holy man did not disdain to receive
 8      I, XVI |   harmless. In this way, that holy man, taught by its conduct
 9      I, XVII|      by multitudes, that that holy man enjoyed angelic fellowship.
10      I, XX  |  often lay at his doors. Most holy bishops also, laying aside
11      I, XX  |       as honor accrued to the holy man from his excellence,24
12      I, XXI |     fools, he is said to be a holy man, he will, in fact, deem
13      I, XXI |       fact, deem himself most holy! And then, if frequent gifts
14      I, XXIV|      without offence to these holy men), in which Martin was
15     II, I   |      No delay took place: the holy man, while the other did
16     II, II  |   laid him at the feet of the holy man, believing that nothing
17     II, V   | wholly alienated him from the holy man, so that he should not
18     II, V   |    the king often invited the holy man both to conferences
19     II, VI  |        washed the feet of the holy man with tears and wiped
20     II, VI  |    should be removed from the holy man, and that she alone
21     II, VIII|      for the multitude of the holy virgins. Well, Martin, being
22     II, IX  |       fell at the feet of the holy man; and on Martin directing
23     II, XIV |       Even although this most holy priest had not arrived,
24    III, II  |   thus exerted disappoint the holy man. He asks her the name
25    III, IV  |    after the departure of the holy man, he calls for his officials
26    III, VIII|     and exclaimed, 'Why, thou holy man, dost thou treat me
27    III, IX  | Instantly, at the word of the holy man, the venomous beast
28    III, X   |       who, glorifying his own holy follower everywhere, conferred
29    III, XI  |     the wily emperor kept the holy man in suspense, whether
30    III, XII |     getting the better of the holy man. And first he sends
31    III, XV  |    laying hands upon him. The holy man, on his part, with a
32    III, XV  |       suppliant. And then the holy man explained both to him