Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, VI  |        most able disputant on the sacred Scriptures. But the bishops
2      I, XI  | themselves to the desert, and its sacred seclusion; while they declared
3     II, I   |          custom required that the sacred rites should be dispensed
4     II, I   |         to the performance of the sacred rites. Martin said to him
5    III, XIV |          thing was done under the sacred roof, and cried out with
6    III, XV  |         in the monastery amid the sacred institutions of the Church,
7    III, XVII|         means, Rome may learn the sacred merits of this man, just
8    III, XVII|       although consecrated by his sacred blood. And then, if carried