Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, II  |        the East; what peace the saints enjoy; what are the customs
 2      I, III |   localities connected with the saints, and, above all, to worship
 3      I, XIII|      day to be inhabited by the saints, prepared these things for
 4      I, XIX |         with the virtues of the saints.~
 5      I, XXII|       seen several tents of the saints, heard the word of salvation
 6      I, XXII|    spirit by the prayers of the saints, he immediately returned
 7      I, XXIV|    about the excellences of the saints, in my secret thoughts I
 8     II, I   |    concealed in the case of the saints desiring that they should
 9     II, VI  |      and the immortality of the saints; while, in the meantime,
10     II, VIII| celebrated for the piety of the saints, and is not lessillustrious
11     II, XI  |        together people who were saints, and who, in virtue of their
12    III, VI  |      which is written that `the saints shall judge angels.'~
13    III, X   |      set before the view of his saints, showed Christ also working
14    III, XI  |       of multitudes of the real saints, little distinction being
15    III, XVII|  numbers and virtues of its own saints, yet let it not disdain