Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, III |   miles from the sea-coast, I beheld a small hut in the midst
 2      I, IV  |    toward the hut which I had beheld from a distance. There I
 3      I, XII |    one of them, the sun never beheld him feasting, and in the
 4      I, XV  |    their return journey, they beheld a lioness of remarkable
 5      I, XV  |       of such power, they had beheld the faith of the saint,
 6      I, XVII|       which, on both sides, I beheld dotted over with numerous
 7     II, II  |    the altar, as is usual, we beheld a globe of fire dart from
 8     II, II  | Martin's finger; and next, we beheld the poison mixed with blood
 9     II, III |     the animals near the side beheld Martin in his shaggy garment,
10    III, VII |       he did, as you yourself beheld, regret, with much lamentation,
11    III, IX  |    but these very powers were beheld by human eyes serving Martin