Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, I    |      will not take amiss the presence of this friend of ours,
2      I, XX   |     able to exclude from his presence the number of people who
3      I, XXVII|     am about to speak in the presence of natives of Aquitania,
4     II, V    |     he came at last into the presence of the king, without any
5     II, XII  |     she did not admit to her presence Martin himself, when he
6    III, II   | thing took place in his very presence.~
7    III, VIII |    meek and peaceable in the presence of the blessed man. I remember
8    III, XII  |       and hurried out of his presence; while, without delay, executioners