Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, X    |     of that Abbot. Now, it so happened that, in those days during
 2      I, XIV  |      her departure. But it so happened that that holy man, while
 3      I, XIV  |     the inhabitant. Now it so happened that a basket of palm-twigs
 4      I, XVIII| putting it to the test. It so happened that an iron vessel was
 5      I, XVIII|  subsided at his approach, as happened of old to the well-known
 6      I, XIX  | things however extreme, it so happened that the Abbot was holding
 7     II, IV   |   before you the affair as it happened. For some reason, I know
 8     II, VI   |     took place, although they happened at different times. And,
 9     II, X    |     spiritual instruction. He happened to see a sheep13 that had
10     II, XIII |    what was done at it. It so happened that our friend Sulpitius
11    III, II   |      and Victricius, who then happened to be by his side, declared
12    III, III  |       a remarkable thing that happened to this man," Here he looked
13    III, IX   |   perceived that this had not happened without a miracle; he groaned
14    III, XI   |   among themselves. And it so happened that already, under their
15    III, XIII |      of Ithacius. But when it happened that he cured some of the