Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, X    |       their estimation,-to live in obedience to the will of another.
 2      I, XVII |            I have already said, is obedience. In fact, any one applying
 3      I, XVIII|      examples of almost incredible obedience, and two only, although
 4      I, XVIII|           he all the more promised obedience, saying that if the Abbot
 5      I, XVIII|    glorious, having been tested in obedience, he was glorified through
 6      I, XIX  |   admission. When the first law of obedience was placed before him, and
 7      I, XIX  | undertaking. However, the grace of obedience continued to be shown in
 8      I, XIX  |        stated, shows what a reward obedience received, and what a power
 9      I, XXVII|   constrained by those examples of obedience which have been related
10    III, V    |        from every one who lives in obedience to God; for, indeed, Martin