Dialogue,  Chapter

1    III, XI  |   came, he should keep from communion with them; knowing well
2    III, XII |  whom Martin would not hold communion went in terror to the king,
3    III, XII |    why he should think that communion with Ithacius and the rest
4    III, XII |  had separated himself from communion: while no innovation had
5    III, XIII|     Martin took part in the communion of that day, judging it
6    III, XIII| been mixed up with the evil communion, and, not far, from a village
7    III, XIII|   against being mixed up in communion with the party of Ithacius.
8    III, XIII| account of the evil of that communion in which he had taken part