Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, IV |       over again, invites us to prayer, while, spreading on the
2     II, IV |       and then arose, after his prayer was finished, he restored
3     II, V  |    night and day, to continuous prayer. On the seventh day, an
4    III, II |        he prostrates himself in prayer, after his usual fashion.
5    III, VI |       the church, and turned to prayer. Then truly might one behold
6    III, VII|         having there offered up prayer, so completely freed the
7    III, IX | practice, he betakes himself to prayer. It is undoubted that then
8    III, XI |       simply for the purpose of prayer. On the following day he
9    III, XIV|        up an unbroken course of prayer and fasting for seven whole