Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |    This must especially be the case, since he is of the school
 2      I, V    |      abstinence of any one, in case the difficult example should
 3      I, VIII |      eating is gluttony in the case of the Greeks, whereas among
 4      I, VIII | condemns only this vice in the case of the monks?"~"No indeed,"
 5      I, XII  |      the brethren, that in the case of one of them, the sun
 6      I, XII  |       him feasting, and in the case of the other, the sun never
 7      I, XIII |      the power of faith in his case, and how weak it was in
 8      I, XIV  |       beg of you, even in this case, the power of Christ, to
 9      I, XVIII|   recollection; but if, in any case, a few instances do not
10      I, XXIV |     more powerful? For put the case that he was a soldier who
11     II, I    |        remain concealed in the case of the saints desiring that
12     II, VII  | consider that the facts of the case are these: once in his life
13     II, VII  |        that served. But in the case of Martin, the queen spoken
14     II, VIII |        defend ourselves in the case of kissing, and we should