Sulpitius Severus on his friend Martin of Tours, the soldier who became a monk and bishop: the Life of Saint Martin, three letters, the three Dialogues on the monks of the East and on Martin, the doubtful letters, and his Sacred History, a short history of the world from the creation to the year 400. Modern English from the Post-Nicene Fathers translation.
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Contents
Dialogue 3
1The Second Day’s Gathering2Martin Heals a Mute Girl3Oil Blessed by Martin4Martin at Avitianus’s Door5Why the Witnesses Are Named6The Demons Tremble Before Martin7Martin Stops the Hail8Avitianus’s Demon and the Fallen Temple9A Pillar Falls from Heaven10A Pike at Easter, and a Jeweled Hand11Martin Goes to the Court at Trier12The Bishops Turn Maximus Against Martin13Martin Gives Way, and an Angel Speaks to Him14Martin’s Power Restored15Brictio Rails Against Martin16Postumianus on a Man Who Cannot Forgive17Carry Martin’s Name Abroad18The Grave of Pomponius