Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, X   |          their faith, but to the Divine power; and added that they
2      I, XVII|          his own body, while, by Divine gift, he knew not of his
3      I, XX  | sanctified, and illumined with a divine gift, as often as they touched
4     II, V   |        perceived the exercise of Divine power; without waiting even
5     II, XIII|        perceiving that something divine was going on. After nearly
6     II, XIII|          what meant that sort of Divine awe which we confessed we
7    III, V   |           under an appeal to the Divine majesty, by Dagridus, a
8    III, XIV |       was then being scourged by Divine appointment. Yet he did
9    III, XIV |           having experienced the Divine kindness, flew to him, at