Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, I    |  ready to set sail with the view of making for Narbonne.1
2      I, V    |  and was concealed from our view by an intervening mountain.
3      I, XXI  |  object more immediately in view."~"Well," says our Gallic
4      I, XXII |    and the object he had in view. All of them, and especially
5      I, XXII |   of his servants; with the view either of stimulating others
6     II, XII  |     with the same object in view, even angels ofttimes visited
7     II, XIV  | carried on by him, with the view of compelling men to worship
8    III, X    |     example, set before the view of his saints, showed Christ
9    III, XVIII|    from that place with the view of making for Jerusalem,