Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XX  | incredible power in casting out demons from the bodies of those
 2      I, XX  |      vanity. Everywhere did the demons acknowledge his name, while
 3      I, XX  |   breast, and he, at whose beck demons were expelled from the bodies
 4     II, XIII|       the habit of rebuking the demons by their special names,
 5    III, VI  |     powers of Martin, which the demons acknowledged?~"The monastery
 6    III, VI  |       that the groanings of the demons announced the approach of
 7    III, VI  |      the duty of exorcising the demons, he touched no one with
 8    III, XV  |         abode, he perceived two demons sitting on the lofty rock
 9    III, XV  |     impulse received from those demons, made such an onset upon
10    III, XV  |       way he had .gone out, the demons having, I believe, been,
11    III, XV  |       had seen him driven on by demons, and declared that he was