Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, IX   |     Hieronymus six months, who carried on an unceasing warfare
 2      I, XI   |     human fellowship had to be carried on and endured.~
 3      I, XII  |     whom he seems to have been carried off."17 ~Upon this I remarked: "
 4      I, XVIII|       monastery where life was carried on under easier conditions;
 5      I, XXII |       teeth. Then, having been carried back to the same monastery
 6      I, XXII |       of the Lord which he has carried on in the persons of his
 7     II, II   | himself, on his own shoulders, carried him all but lifeless through
 8     II, XIV  |     that a persecution will be carried on by him, with the view
 9    III, III  |     while the vessel was being carried back to the mistress of
10    III, XVII |     sacred blood. And then, if carried down a little to the left,