Dialogue,  Chapter

 1      I, VII |      would thus also set free an angel who had previously fallen.
 2      I, XXI |          himself no less than an angel And even if he is not marked
 3     II, V   |           On the seventh day, an angel appeared to him, and tells
 4     II, V   | encouraged by the address of the angel who thus appeared to him,
 5     II, XIII|         us before the tent of an angel; while, all the time, the
 6     II, XIII|          of the vessel. There an angel announced to him what had
 7     II, XIII|         by the bishops which the angel had announced to Martin.~
 8    III, IV  |          smitten by an assailing angel, who says to him, ' Does
 9    III, XI  |       miraculous nature, that an angel conversed, face to face,
10    III, XIII|        and conduct. Suddenly, an angel stood by him and said, `