Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, IV |       I find an old man, in a garment made of skins, turning a
 2      I, XX |   some threads taken from his garment, or by letters which he
 3      I, XX |     they touched his hand and garment. He was reported to abstain
 4      I, XXV|     his own hair instead of a garment, was thought to be visited
 5     II, I  |       delayed to give him the garment, rushed into this private
 6     II, I  |    which was below his outer3 garment, and clothing the poor man
 7     II, I  |       the poor man received a garment. But the deacon, not understanding
 8     II, I  |      his appearance. `Let the garment which has been got ready,'
 9     II, I  |   hurriedly procures a rough4 garment out of the nearest shop,
10     II, I  |       cries he, `there is the garment, but the poor man is not
11     II, I  |      clothes himself with the garment, striving with all his might
12     II, II | Martin, then, clothed in this garment, proceeds to offer the sacrifice5
13     II, III|   beheld Martin in his shaggy garment, with a long black cloak
14     II, X  |    perceived a swineherd in a garment of skin, cold and, in fact,
15     II, X  |       he feeds his swine in a garment of skin; but let us, laying
16    III, III| pouring down, covered all his garment. He said, moreover, that
17    III, IX |      when she had touched the garment of Martin, after the example
18    III, XI |       or wearing a particular garment, than by the faith which