Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, II  |     in whose affection I was wont to find some consolation
2      I, XX  |      which the possessed are wont to endure, that at length
3      I, XXV |      with Martin angels were wont to hold daily discourse.
4     II, II  |     line of abundant milk is wont to flow forth from the teats
5     II, IV  | plain where the martyrs were wont to be consecrated."~
6     II, VII |   notice, as grammarians are wont to teach us, the place,
7     II, VIII|      opinion. But as you are wont to say, when you are accused
8    III, VII |    fields the storm had been wont to smite more severely than