Dialogue,  Chapter

1     II, XII | testimony to her virtue, while a priest of so great reputation,
2     II, XII |        means to be rejected by a priest, since she was indeed to
3     II, XII |           And it was no common17 priest whom she repulsed, but the
4     II, XII |    onlookers to behold. But what priest, besides Martin, would not
5     II, XII |     themselves in the way of the priest, who get up sumptuous entertainments,
6     II, XIV |          although this most holy priest had not arrived, this talk
7    III, IV  |          did they believe that a priest was lying at the threshold
8    III, XIII|     truly worthy of being made a priest in happier times. Martin