Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XVI |         to him. To this creature standing by him, he offered a bundle
2      I, XIX |          that little rod, which, standing at the present day with
3     II, XI  | sword-did you ever see any woman standing there, or fighting?' Then
4     II, XIV |        presbyter Refrigerius was standing at the door. We began to
5    III, I   |      multitude of lay people are standing at the door, not venturing
6    III, II  |       orders the crowd of people standing round to be removed; and
7    III, IV  |        exclaimed that Martin was standing at the door, and that, therefore,
8    III, VIII|        the idol-temple was still standing. He pleaded in excuse that