Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XI  |     Under the influence of a pious solicitude, he was eager
 2      I, XVII|   nakedness. As often as any pious men desired to visit him,
 3      I, XXV |     power, manifested such a pious desire to show his regard
 4     II, IX  |  danger of the creature with pious feelings, and commanded
 5     II, XII | bishop, he might honor, with pious respect, a gift of such
 6    III, II  |       You have assembled, my pious and eloquent friends, to
 7    III, II  |      man would loose, by his pious merits, her tongue, which
 8    III, II  |       But they, adding their pious entreaties, with suppliant
 9    III, II  |    then in not putting off a pious duty,-but orders the crowd
10    III, XI  |    Spains. For Martin felt a pious solicitude not only to save
11    III, XVII|     Martin, and being a most pious admirer of his saintly excellences