Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XV  |      things. I call Christ21 to witness that I invent nothing, nor
 2      I, XIX |      the monastery, as if for a witness of what has been stated,
 3     II, I   |        a certain man (God is my witness), not without a feeling
 4     II, IV  |          and which, without any witness, he effected apart by himself;
 5     II, IV  |      simply to have heaven as a witness of his deeds. That this
 6     II, IV  |      not noticed. I myself am a witness to this latter occurrence;
 7     II, V   | accomplished by his power, bear witness that he was, in all points,
 8     II, V   |     Gaul, "but I did not myself witness what I am about to relate,
 9     II, XIII|    belief, but, as Christ is my witness, I lie not, unless any one
10    III, II  |        listen to me simply as a witness to the faith, and not as
11    III, VII |   region of the Senones to bear witness to the power which was experienced.
12    III, IX  |      the same Refrigerius is my witness that a woman, suffering