Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XIII|     maturity in a wonderful manner. On these, then, the ox
2      I, XIX |   to the same Abbot in like manner with the former, in order
3      I, XXIV|   and compare them, in like manner, to soldiers, who however,
4      I, XXVI|       speak to me in such a manner? As if I did not hold the
5     II, VIII|   lived in a somewhat loose manner, and also a virgin, who
6     II, VIII|  others who acted in such a manner,-I raised up against me
7     II, XII |      That somewhat too free manner of speaking must be checked,
8    III, III |     a somewhat disagreeable manner. ' I command thee,' said
9    III, IX  | serving Martin in a visible manner.~"Again, the same Refrigerius