Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XI   |     subject. When the recluse saw from a distance the old
 2      I, XII  |     XII.~"In this monastery I saw two old men who were said
 3      I, XII  |      the other, the sun never saw him angry."~Upon this, the
 4      I, XIII | fertility to the sand that we saw the vegetables in his garden
 5      I, XIII |   also with a dinner. There I saw what ye Gauls, perchance,
 6      I, XVII |    eremites, had his abode. I saw the Red Sea and the ridges
 7      I, XVII |       numerous monasteries. I saw that, for the most part,
 8      I, XXIII|       of by the whole city, I saw the booksellers rejoicing
 9     II, I    |       the church, no one ever saw him sitting there, as I
10     II, I    |  sitting there, as I recently saw a certain man (God is my
11     II, II   |      length. And, although we saw this take place on a very
12     II, II   |      tell things wonderful-we saw the whole poison, drawn
13    III, III  |   presbyter testified that he saw the oil increase under the
14    III, V    |    assembly; in which since I saw that I was listened to so
15    III, VI   |   aware that he was coming. I saw a certain man snatched up
16    III, VIII |     his private apartment, he saw a demon of marvelous size
17    III, X    |  bodyguard, testifies that he saw the hand of Martin as he
18    III, XIV  |      diminished for a time. I saw afterwards a possessed person