Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, IV   |        his hand. He saluted and received us kindly. We explain to
 2      I, VI   | sufficient which the church had received. They also said that the
 3      I, VII  |   Bishop, indeed, of that place received me very kindly, and in a
 4      I, XI   |        of the serpent, they had received a sound beating,-he implored
 5      I, XIII |       monster ran up to him and received them as readily as any domestic
 6      I, XVII |   applying for admission is not received by the Abbot of the monastery
 7      I, XVIII|        having obeyed the orders received. He, indeed, on the very
 8      I, XIX  |         what a reward obedience received, and what a power faith
 9     II, I    |     church, unless the poor man received a garment. But the deacon,
10     II, IV   |        waiting for its display, received the body of the deceased
11     II, VI   |     frequently sent for Martin, received him into the palace, and
12     II, XII  |         the blessed man, having received, through another woman,
13     II, XIII |         day, but frequently, he received visits from them. Nor did
14    III, III  |         moreover, that the lady received the vessel so full even
15    III, XII  |      man ought not to have been received within the walls; that he
16    III, XV   |       instigated by the impulse received from those demons, made