Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, I   |     prosperous a voyage was granted to my dutiful desire of
2      I, XIV |    perception of the pardon granted to it, just as if it had
3      I, XVII|  visit, he was said to have granted an interview; and I believe
4     II, I   |   the church, liberty being granted to the clerics, since indeed
5     II, III |    fact; however, he kindly granted them forgiveness; and, restoring-their
6     II, IV  |    of power was by no means granted him while he was a bishop,
7     II, V   |  the requests of Martin, he granted all he desired before being
8     II, VI  |     compared (and let it be granted me to say this, setting
9    III, XVII| forsaken Gaul, since he has granted it to possess such a man