Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, IV   |      liking for eating, I could believe that even the angels are
 2      I, XVII |     granted an interview; and I believe that man obtained the favor
 3      I, XXIII|   passed over, to prevent, as I believe, any feeling of weariness
 4      I, XXV  |        but I should wish you to believe that no one ever contended
 5      I, XXVI |       faithful, he who does not believe that Martin accomplished
 6      I, XXVI |     such deeds, simply does not believe that Christ uttered such
 7      I, XXVI |        of speaking, and will, I believe, do this much for his friend
 8      I, XXVII|      Martin. But for my part, I believe, that, even though you were
 9     II, IX   |          and is now a bishop. I believe, Postumianus, you have either
10     II, XIII |        simply hear of them will believe them. For unless Martin
11     II, XIII |         present day do not even believe the Gospels. But we have
12    III, III  |     himself performed miracles: believe me that other people also
13    III, IV   |         while fat less did they believe that a priest was lying
14    III, IV   | suffered sufficient punishment. Believe me, that I have firmly determined
15    III, V    |      opinion that they will not believe even the witnesses named.
16    III, VI   |          I am enraged in heart, believe me, and, through vexation,
17    III, VI   |    senses: do Christian men not believe in the miraculous powers
18    III, VII  |        Refrigerius, remember, I believe, that we lately had a conversation,
19    III, XV   |        come hither, Brictio.' I believe they perceived the miser:
20    III, XV   |         these things, and, as I believe, chiefly instigated by the
21    III, XV   |       out, the demons having, I believe, been, in the meantime,