Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, VI  |      so that they should not follow what had been forged, and
2      I, XV  |     sets out, and the others follow him. For the beast stopping
3      I, XV  |    that the anchorite should follow wherever she led. What need
4     II, VIII|      ears. For if we were to follow the ways of Martin, we should
5     II, XI  | asserting that no evil would follow from carrying out his purpose;
6     II, XI  |    had not been permitted to follow his own evil counsel, and
7    III, X   |     line, and a capture will follow.' As Sulpitius there has
8    III, XI  | example to guide them, would follow the bold course adopted