Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XIV  |   misconduct,-this is thy power, O Christ-these, O Christ,
 2      I, XIV  |       thy power, O Christ-these, O Christ, are thy marvelous
 3      I, XVIII|           But what wonder is it, O Christ, that that fire did
 4     II, V    |          V.~"You have conquered, O Gaul," said Postumianus, "
 5     II, V    |         have heard-still, go on, O Gaul, to set forth what
 6     II, VII  |          While listening to you, O Gaul, I have for a long
 7     II, XII  |   herself to be seen or saluted. O glorious virgin, who did
 8     II, XII  |      looked upon even by Martin! O blessed Martin, who did
 9    III, I    |          I will confess to thee, O Gaul, that the virtues of
10    III, V    |     defended by falsehoods. But, O Christ, we lay the truth
11    III, XIII |        by him and said, `Justly, O Martin, do you feel compunction,
12    III, XIV  | Christian, cried out, ' Save us, O God of Martin,' upon which
13    III, XVI  |     pleasant, and let us return, O Gaul, to our friend Martin."~