Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |        we were for a moment or two, as it were, astounded;
 2      I, V    |        church, which was about two miles distant, and was concealed
 3      I, X    |       was sent by the hands of two boys, the elder of whom
 4      I, XII  |        In this monastery I saw two old men who were said to
 5      I, XIII |     was at a distance of about two miles. For that is the only
 6      I, XIV  |      head; while, by giving it two loaves instead of the usual
 7      I, XV   |      choose their abode. Well, two monks from Nitria directed
 8      I, XVII |      Chapter XVII.~" I visited two monasteries of St. Anthony,
 9      I, XVII |       Amid much talk which the two had together, the recluse
10      I, XVII |     well known that so many as two or three thousand sometimes
11      I, XVIII|  Chapter XVIII.~"I will relate two wonderful examples of almost
12      I, XVIII|      incredible obedience, and two only, although many present
13      I, XIX  |      the river Nile, at almost two miles' distance. And now,
14      I, XX   | further give you an account of two extraordinary marvels. The
15      I, XXII |   restrained. At length, after two years, having been set free
16     II, IV   |    became a bishop he restored two dead men to life, facts
17     II, VI   |  history. But the faith of the two queens is to be compared (
18     II, X    | precept of the Gospel: she had two coats, and one of them she
19     II, XIII |     was going on. After nearly two hours, Martin comes out
20    III, VI   |      of the blessed man was at two miles' distance from the
21    III, XI   |        absolute power into the two Spains, to search out heretics,
22    III, XV   |        his abode, he perceived two demons sitting on the lofty