Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III |     on it in boats, when we perceived that the whole country round
 2      I, XI  |   smell of the hot bread is perceived; but on touching it, it
 3      I, XIV | entered the vacant cell and perceived that its benefactor was
 4      I, XV  |      and especially him who perceived that he was sought for:
 5      I, XV  | Then at length the holy man perceived what the creature desired;
 6      I, XX  |     paid him. When first he perceived that this evil was growing
 7     II, V   |  mind, he confessed that he perceived the exercise of Divine power;
 8     II, IX  |     word. Upon this, Martin perceived a demon sitting upon her
 9     II, IX  |     run it had bad. When it perceived no means of escape in the
10     II, X   |  also to do.' Also, when he perceived a swineherd in a garment
11    III, IX  |     farther bank. As we all perceived that this had not happened
12    III, XIV |   fire, when Martin at once perceived that an improper thing was
13    III, XV  |    surrounded his abode, he perceived two demons sitting on the
14    III, XV  |    Brictio.' I believe they perceived the miser: able man approaching
15    III, XVII|  XVII.~Then said I, since I perceived by the setting sun that