Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |   thirtieth day at Marseilles, I came on from that and arrived
 2      I, I    |     connected discourse, since I came hither for this very purpose,
 3      I, VII  | contentions. Accordingly, when I came to Alexandria, I found that
 4      I, XIII |          quarters. Well, when we came up to that tree to which
 5      I, XVI  |       wild animal called an Ibex came up to him. To this creature
 6      I, XVIII|         the very day on which he came, being tried in his weakness,
 7      I, XX   |     degree visited by people who came to him from every part of
 8      I, XXIII|     through all Carthage, when I came into Africa. Only that presbyter
 9     II, III  |          been aware, before they came up to us, that they were
10     II, V    |         head of affairs. When he came to know that Martin was
11     II, V    |  entrance; so that, going in, he came at last into the presence
12     II, VI   |        being compared to her who came from the ends of the earth
13     II, IX   |         the various parishes, we came upon a band of huntsmen.
14     II, XII  |          those others, who often came from remote regions for
15     II, XIII |      according as they severally came to him. He found Mercury
16    III, I    |         dear friend of mine, who came from a longer distance,
17    III, VIII |     remember that Martin one day came to him, and having entered
18    III, XI   |    anxiety to them, lest when he came, he should keep from communion