Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I    |     stand beside me, and laying hold of me with your hand, to
 2      I, I    | speaking he affectionately took hold of me with both his hands.~
 3      I, VI   |     forged, and yet should keep hold of those points which were
 4      I, VII  |        learned men were said to hold different opinions in this
 5      I, IX   |        are saying, and begin to hold you, along with Hieronymus,
 6      I, X    |        younger of the boys laid hold of it with his hand, and,
 7      I, XX   |      prostrated themselves-laid hold of by a demon, was kept
 8      I, XXIII|         as it was greedily laid hold of by the whole city, I
 9      I, XXIV |        one of them. And while I hold that the excellence of no
10      I, XXV  |      Martin angels were wont to hold daily discourse. Moreover,
11      I, XXVI |         manner? As if I did not hold the same opinion as yourself,
12     II, III  |        neighboring wood is laid hold of, and the beasts are beaten
13    III, XII  |      with whom Martin would not hold communion went in terror