Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VI  |     strife raging between the bishops and monks, the cause or
 2      I, VI  |    sacred Scriptures. But the bishops maintained that there were
 3      I, VI  | attack even Gospel truth. The bishops, struggling against these
 4      I, VII |    extracted from them by the bishops were read to show that they
 5      I, VII |   were brought forward by the bishops, a tumult arose owing to
 6      I, VII |      ought to have obeyed the bishops, yet such a multitude of
 7      I, VII |     persecuted, especially by bishops.~
 8      I, XX  |       at his doors. Most holy bishops also, laying aside their
 9      I, XXIV|    clerics, and among furious bishops, while he was harassed with
10      I, XXVI|    monks, far less any of the bishops. Egypt owns this: Syria
11     II, XIII|      it. A synod, composed of bishops, was held at Nemausus, and
12     II, XIII|     were there decreed by the bishops which the angel had announced
13    III, II  |   tied. He, giving way to the bishops Valentinus and Victricius,
14    III, II  |     be removed; and while the bishops only, and the father of
15    III, XI  |   which was there raging. The bishops who had assembled at Treves
16    III, XI  |   which he professed. And the bishops were well aware that such
17    III, XI  |       maintain peace with the bishops who were living there. But
18    III, XI  |        being obnoxious to the bishops, he could not be reconciled
19    III, XII |         Inthe meantime, those bishops with whom Martin would not
20    III, XII |     disposed to look upon the bishops with too great favor, he
21    III, XIII|    Nevertheless, although the bishops strove to the uttermost
22    III, XIII|  aloof from all assemblies of bishops.~