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Preface to Desiderius.
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Chapter I. Reasons for writing the Life of St. Martin.ii.ii.ii
Chapter II. Military Service of St. Martin.ii.ii.iii
Chapter III. Christ appears to St. Martin.ii.ii.iv
Chapter IV. Martin retires from Military Service.ii.ii.v
Chapter V. Martin converts a Robber to the Faith.ii.ii.vi
Chapter VI. The Devil throws himself in the Way of Martin.ii.ii.vii
Chapter VII. Martin restores a Catechumen to Life.ii.ii.viii
Chapter VIII. Martin restores one that had been strangled.ii.ii.ix
Chapter IX. High Esteem in which Martin was held.ii.ii.x
Chapter X. Martin as Bishop of Tours.ii.ii.xi
Chapter XI. Martin demolishes an Altar consecrated to a Robber.ii.ii.xii
Chapter XII. Martin causes the Bearers of a Dead Body to stop.ii.ii.xiii
Chapter XIII. Martin escapes from a Falling Pine-tree.ii.ii.xiv
Chapter XIV. Martin destroys Heathen Temples and Altars.ii.ii.xv
Chapter XV. Martin offers his Neck to an Assassin.ii.ii.xvi
Chapter XVI. Cures effected by St. Martin.ii.ii.xvii
Chapter XVII. Martin casts out Several Devils.ii.ii.xviii
Chapter XVIII. Martin performs Various Miracles.ii.ii.xix
Chapter XIX. A Letter of Martin effects a Cure, with Other Miracles.ii.ii.xx
Chapter XX. How Martin acted towards the Emperor Maximus.ii.ii.xxi
Chapter XXI. Martin has to do both with Angels and Devils.ii.ii.xxii
Chapter XXII. Martin preaches Repentance even to the Devil.ii.ii.xxiii
Chapter XXIII. A Case of Diabolic Deception.ii.ii.xxiv
Chapter XXIV. Martin is tempted by the Wiles of the Devil.ii.ii.xxv
Chapter XXV. Intercourse of Sulpitius with Martin.ii.ii.xxvi
Chapter XXVI. Words cannot describe the Excellences of Martin.ii.ii.xxvii
Chapter XXVII. Wonderful Piety of Martin.ii.ii.xxviii