Book, Chapter

 1       I, XVIII|        he shall be put on his trial for doing so. If any one
 2       I, XXI  |       his rod, with a kind of trial new familiar to him, since
 3       I, XLIII|     length they agreed that a trial should be made to this effect,
 4      II, I    |     should be brought back to trial, and that her cause should
 5      II, I    | returned anew to council. The trial, then, is entered upon once
 6      II, XXXI |      one should be put on his trial without a charge being specified
 7      II, XLIX |       Ithacius was put on his trial, by these men as being a
 8      II, XLIX | authority, the hearing of the trial was taken from the prefect,
 9      II, L    |       as Martin survived, the trial was put off; while, when
10      II, LI   |      accuser also at the last trial on a capital charge (for
11      II, LI   |     it was requisite that the trial should be repeated), withdrew
12      II, LI   |        inasmuch as before the trial they had made a confession,