Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, VII  | inclined to judge rashly in regard to any one; but even the
2      I, VIII |    no one more worthy of my regard and love. For, besides the
3      I, XXIII|   man who has the strongest regard for you, was the first to
4      I, XXV  |    pious desire to show his regard for the blessed Martin.
5     II, V    |     should not show him the regard which was due to him. Martin,
6     II, VI   |  hear Solomon, if we merely regard the plain letter of the
7     II, XII  | blessed Martin, who did not regard that repulse as being any
8    III, I    |  you put off narrating with regard to our beloved Martin till