Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, XXIV|         certainly related lofty deeds, I really heard nothing
 2      I, XXIV| instructed to perform admirable deeds; he, on the other hand,
 3      I, XXVI|        Martin accomplished such deeds, simply does not believe
 4      I, XXVI|        narrate the still untold deeds of Martin."~"Well," said
 5      I, XXVI|    could not be ignorant of the deeds of his master-and who certainly
 6      I, XXVI|         give a narrative of his deeds."~
 7     II, II  |      heaven who could equal the deeds of Martin.~
 8     II, IV  |      heaven as a witness of his deeds. That this is true we can
 9     II, V   |    actions surpass the greatest deeds of others."~"I will do so,"
10    III, I   |       admiration I feel for his deeds, those things are always