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 1      I, II    |    declares, "I shall do as I see you desire. But I beg you
 2      I, XII   |        what you request, as I see you are all so desirous
 3      I, XVII  |       sought long and much to see him, but was unable to do
 4      I, XX(24)|    the country of the Celtae. See the well-known first sentence
 5     II, I     |       at the feet of Martin. `See,' cries he, `there is the
 6     II, II    | members of the boy: one could see his skin swollen in all
 7     II, X     |   instruction. He happened to see a sheep13 that had recently
 8     II, X     |  recently been sheared; and, `See,' says he, `she has fulfilled
 9     II, XI    |      drawn sword-did you ever see any woman standing there,
10     II, XII   |   even by allowing herself to see Martin. And thus the blessed
11     II, XIII  |      works of Martin, when we see that many at the present
12    III, I     |      must get up. For, as you see, both Postumianus is urgent,
13    III, IV    |       I know what you wish: I see what you require: depart
14    III, V     |       the presbyter, whom you see here present, lately had
15    III, VI    |       of the church one could see them tortured without any
16    III, VI    |   Mercury. Finally, one could see all the servants of the
17    III, X     |       these were holidays, to see our friend fishing, with
18    III, XVII  |   harbors, islands, and seas, see that you spread among the