Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XIX |  signs of life. I have myself seen a small tree sprung from
 2      I, XXII|       desert, and having also seen several tents of the saints,
 3     II, I   | tribunal; but Martin might be seen sitting on a rude little
 4     II, I   |    clad with a cloak, was not seen by him to be naked underneath,
 5     II, III |      which, as you have often seen, those wretched creatures
 6     II, III |       rocks, just as they had seen their beasts of burden fixed
 7     II, IV  |     by himself; since we have seen that, while a bishop, he
 8     II, XI  |        that she should not be seen.'~
 9     II, XII |       permitted herself to be seen or saluted. O glorious virgin,
10     II, XIII|        were pretty frequently seen by him. Moreover, he was
11    III, XV  |     and to us all, how he had seen him driven on by demons,