Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VII |       matter in question. The Bishop, indeed, of that place received
 2      I, VIII|     for it is a parish of the bishop who has possession of Jerusalem.
 3      I, XXV | example of Saint Ambrose, the bishop, who was generally spoken
 4     II, IV  |    granted him while he was a bishop, as he remembered to have
 5     II, IV  |       have seen that, while a bishop, he performed so great wonders
 6     II, IV  |       e.g. before he became a bishop he restored two dead men
 7     II, IV  |      fully, but, while he was bishop, he raised up only one,
 8     II, V   |   time when he first became a bishop, a necessity arose for his
 9     II, VII |     should have appeared to a bishop, so as to lead him, in order
10     II, IX  |       presbyter, and is now a bishop. I believe, Postumianus,
11     II, XI  |    same service; and that the bishop therefore should allow to
12     II, XII |     out of his way that, as a bishop, he might honor, with pious
13    III, VI  | announced the approach of the bishop to the clerics, who were
14    III, XI  |      royal power Ithacius the bishop, who had been the accuser
15    III, XIII|    the ordination of Felix as bishop was being arranged, a man
16    III, XVI |      rather as being like the bishop Martin, than the tyrant