Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-20|  why did I so much hate the Greek, which I studied as a boy?
 2     1, 13-20|   burden and penalty as any Greek. And yet whence was this
 3     1, 14-23|     Why then did I hate the Greek classics, which have the
 4     3, 4-8  |    the love of wisdom is in Greek called "philosophy," with
 5     4, 14-21| Syrian, first instructed in Greek eloquence, should afterwards
 6     7, 9-13 | Platonists, translated from Greek into Latin. And therein
 7     9, 12-32|     name (balneum) from the Greek Balaneion for that it drives
 8    10, 12-19|     the sounds are other in Greek than in Latin; but the things
 9    10, 12-19|  but the things are neither Greek, nor Latin, nor any other
10    10, 20-29|  the mere sound. For when a Greek hears it in Latin, he is
11    10, 20-29|   he too, if he heard it in Greek; because the thing itself
12    10, 20-29|     thing itself is neither Greek nor Latin, which Greeks
13    11, 3-5  |  Truth, neither Hebrew, nor Greek, nor Latin, nor barbarian,