Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XVII|             place in which the most blessed Paul, the first of the eremites,
 2      I, XXI |    described more pungently by that blessed man Hieronymus; and let
 3      I, XXII|          word of salvation from the blessed John. And he did not then
 4      I, XXV |             show his regard for the blessed Martin. I remember, then,
 5     II, I   |            I attached myself to the blessed man, a few days after doing
 6     II, I   |            private apartment of the blessed man, complaining that he
 7     II, II  |       towards him ; but, before the blessed man had completed the half
 8     II, III |             to go on their way. The blessed man had been aware, before
 9     II, IV  |            the lifeless body to the blessed man, saying, "We know that
10     II, IV  |          crowds to the knees of the blessed man, sincerely imploring
11     II, V   |       presents, which, however, the blessed man, jealously maintaining
12     II, VI  |             at meals. Nor could the blessed man refuse too obstinately.
13     II, VI  |       remains to imperial banquets. Blessed woman! worthy, by the display
14     II, VIII|               every place where the blessed man had either sat or stood,
15     II, IX  |         frequent doublings. Now the blessed man pitied the danger of
16     II, X   |       adorned with glittering gems. Blessed is such beauty and worthy
17     II, XII |            see Martin. And thus the blessed man, having received, through
18     II, XII |       looked upon even by Martin! O blessed Martin, who did not regard
19     II, XII |        virgin sent a present to the blessed man; and Martin did what
20     II, XII |          man have preferred to that blessed soul those virgins who are
21     II, XII |         angels ofttimes visited the blessed man. ~
22    III, II  |             birth, begging that the blessed man would loose, by his
23    III, III |         glass vessel containing oil blessed by Martin in a pretty high
24    III, VI  | acknowledged?~"The monastery of the blessed man was at two miles' distance
25    III, VIII|    peaceable in the presence of the blessed man. I remember that Martin
26    III, VIII|            majesty of the work. The blessed man had often enjoined its
27    III, XIV |            letter. At this time the blessed man declared that the thing
28    III, XIV |         pounds of silver, which the blessed man neither rejected nor