Book, Chapter

1     4, 3-5  |  utterly false; and he, a grave man, would not get his living
2     8, 11-27|   of youth and every age, grave widows and aged virgins;
3     9, 6-14 | and in wit surpassed many grave and learned men. I confess
4     9, 8-17 |  and teaching them with a grave discretion. For, except
5     9, 12-32| now the corpse was by the grave's side, as the manner there