Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, X    |      in humility, and not to glory in signs and wonders; for
 2      I, XV   |  faith of the saint, and the glory of Christ, to which they
 3      I, XXIV |      is one and the same the glory of all certainly cannot
 4     II, IV   |   and trampling upon worldly glory, he was content simply to
 5     II, VI   | present, things to come, the glory of the faithful, and the
 6     II, X    |    no injury, sets forth the glory of virginity;-it flourishes
 7     II, X    |    while virginity points to glory, and fornication must incur
 8     II, XI   |   too, certainly has her own glory, if, when her husband is
 9     II, XIII |   been endowed with so great glory. And yet it is not at all
10    III, XVII |     the peoples the name and glory of Martin. Especially remember
11    III, XVIII|    let them behold their own glory, and being avenged,let them