Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, II   | otherwise occupied, feel it our duty to attend to your discourse,
2      I, XIV  |         his hand, and then, her duty being, as it were, fulfilled,
3      I, XIV  |       savage. A wolf discharges duty; a wolf acknowledges the
4      I, XXVII| Postumianus, not to refuse that duty which you impose upon me.
5     II, XII  |         her in the discharge of duty. For when he was passing
6    III, II   |         not putting off a pious duty,-but orders the crowd of
7    III, VI   |       time Martin undertook the duty of exorcising the demons,
8    III, XVIII|  Jerusalem, I enjoin upon you a duty connected with our grief,