Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |    towards me is the first to speak, andsays,-~"When I was in
 2      I, II   |       land, journeying, so to speak, from the rising of the
 3      I, III  |      more skillful, or, so to speak, more wealthy, make use
 4      I, XXIII| description. And why should I speak about Alexandria? for there
 5      I, XXVI |       exclaimed Postumianus, "speak to me in such a manner?
 6      I, XXVII|    man of Gaul,25 am about to speak in the presence of natives
 7      I, XXVII|         replied Postumianus, "speak either in Celtic, or in
 8      I, XXVII|  prefer it, provided only you speak of Martin. But for my part,
 9      I, XXVII|       you, in which you might speak of Martin with eloquent
10     II, VIII |   wishes, I shall continue to speak as long as the day lasts.
11     II, VIII |     but sooner than one could speak the demon was cast out,
12     II, XIII |      no one was accustomed to speak to him more familiarly)
13     II, XIII |        but I beg you will not speak of it to any one else. Agnes,
14    III, I    |     from you confirmed, so to speak, by witnesses."~As I was
15    III, IV   |   There is no need for you to speak: I know what you wish: I
16    III, VII  |       experienced. But not to speak of this, you, presbyter