Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, I   |     although I am but little acquainted with him, yet for this very
 2      I, IV  |      human nature, to become acquainted with the character of the
 3      I, VIII|     my former journey become acquainted with Hieronymus, he had
 4      I, XIII|    the brethren who was well acquainted with the localities, we
 5      I, XXVI|     and in a word, those are acquainted with it who visit the Fortunate
 6      I, XXVI|      been found worthy to be acquainted with so great a man, although
 7      I, XXVI| inasmuch as, had they become acquainted with his virtues they must
 8      I, XXVI| friend the Gaul, since he is acquainted with more of Martin's doings
 9     II, IV  |      one in that village was acquainted with a Christian. Nevertheless,
10    III, I   | early youth, has indeed been acquainted with all his doings; but
11    III, II  |     not hear them can become acquainted with them by means of the