Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, V   |       then went with him to the church, which was about two miles
 2      I, V   |       profound wisdom, that the church was not benefited but rather11
 3      I, VI  |       than sufficient which the church had received. They also
 4      I, VII |  regulate the discipline of the church by a perverse precedent;
 5      I, VIII|    presbyter Jerome14 rules the church of this place; for it is
 6     II, I   |  followed him on his way to the church. In the way, a poor man,
 7     II, I   |     this retirement even in the church, liberty being granted to
 8     II, I   |         a chair; and, as to the church, no one ever saw him sitting
 9     II, I   |      people were waiting in the church, and that it was incumbent
10     II, I   |         possibly proceed to the church, unless the poor man received
11     II, VIII|   Bituriges and the Turoni. The church there is celebrated for
12     II, VIII|         the private part of the church. After he left, all the
13     II, XI  |      the military14 life in the Church, having professed himself
14    III, VI  |        as he was to come to the church, he only had set his foot
15    III, VI  |       roaring through the whole church, and the bands of guilty7
16    III, VI  |      ground in the midst of the church, and turned to prayer. Then
17    III, VI  |    while in another part of the church one could see them tortured
18    III, XI  |       the night, he went to the church, simply for the purpose
19    III, XIV | clothing, he replied, ' Let the church both feed and clothe us,
20    III, XV  |      sacred institutions of the Church, while Martin had at first,