Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, II  |       Christ is working in his servants. For assuredly, because
 2      I, XIII|  prepared these things for his servants. For those who settle within
 3      I, XIV |     truth, whatever things thy servants do in thy name are thy doings;
 4      I, XXII|       on in the persons of his servants; with the view either of
 5     II, I   |        in use by the lowest of servants, which we Gallic country-people
 6     II, VI  | distance, after the fashion of servants, displaying in all points
 7    III, IV  |       his bed; and calling his servants, he ex- claims in terror, '
 8    III, IV  |       with the tendency of all servants, having scarcely stepped
 9    III, IV  |        was allowed him. As the servants delayed, he himself went
10    III, VI  | Finally, one could see all the servants of the devil suffering agony,