Dialogue,  Chapter

1      I, XV  |        heads, whom people call anchorites.22 They subsist on the roots
2      I, XXIV|       desert, or even with the anchorites. For they, at freedom from
3      I, XXV |        by, and yielded to, the anchorites, Martin, for his part, was
4      I, XXVI|       Egypt: I will praise the anchorites; I will admire the eremites;
5     II, V   | conquered all the eremites and anchorites. For no one of them, like