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 1      I, III(3)   |         east, and now bears the name of the Gulf of Sidra.~
 2      I, IV       |    herbs, of which I forget the name but they were like mint,
 3      I, IX       |   people whom I am unwilling to name. For, as our Belgian friend
 4      I, XIV      |   things thy servants do in thy name are thy doings; and in this
 5      I, XV       |      and having called upon the name of God, he touched with
 6      I, XVI      |         was also an illustrious name of another anchorite in
 7      I, XX       |      the demons acknowledge his name, while he was not able to
 8      I, XXVII(25)|      have been derived from the name of a people in Spain noted
 9    III, II       |       holy man. He asks her the name of her father, and she instantly
10    III, III      |         a certain person, whose name, because he is present,
11    III, III      |    person in question, ' in the name of Martin, to be quiet.'
12    III, III      | accomplished many things in his name.~
13    III, IX       |       taken our stand. ' In the name of the Lord,' said Martin, '
14    III, XI       |     whom it is not necessary to name. The emperor thus prevented
15    III, XIII     |    communicating by signing his name, he could not be induced
16    III, XIV      |         are not ignorant of his name, but his person must be
17    III, XVII     |    spread among the peoples the name and glory of Martin. Especially
18    III, XVIII    |      man whom I am unwilling to name, he would never have been