Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XV  |        place, lest they should frequently have men visiting them;
2      I, XV  |       of an un- common animal. Frequently clad in this, as if it were
3      I, XVII|   beings, that the man who was frequently visited by mortals like
4     II, VI  |      preserved without war. He frequently sent for Martin, received
5     II, XI  |  battle?' In answer he said, ' Frequently; I have often stood in line
6     II, XIII|        merely on that day, but frequently, he received visits from
7     II, XIII|      the Apostles, were pretty frequently seen by him. Moreover, he
8    III, V   | authorities, and, indeed, very frequently from Martin himself. But
9    III, XVI |      my Gallic friend, to have frequently recalled to his mind such