Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XXIV|    were easily and entirely accomplished by that one man alone. For,
2      I, XXIV|   wonders as not even those accomplished of whom we have heard that
3      I, XXVI|    of the kind which Martin accomplished, that they were to be performed
4      I, XXVI|     not believe that Martin accomplished such deeds, simply does
5     II, IV  |      while still a monk, he accomplished, and which, without any
6     II, V   |    his faith, and the works accomplished by his power, bear witness
7    III, III | that other people also have accomplished many things in his name.~
8    III, XII |     nothing had really been accomplished by the death of Priscillian,