Book, Chapter

 1     1, 13-20|          yet fully know. For the Latin I loved; not what my first
 2     1, 14-23|          as an infant) I knew no Latin; but this I learned without
 3     4, 14-21| afterwards be formed a wonderful Latin orator, and one most learned
 4     5, 6-11 |          sect as were written in Latin and neatly, and was daily
 5     7, 9-13 |       translated from Greek into Latin. And therein I read, not
 6     8, 2-3  |      heard), had translated into Latin, he testified his joy that
 7    10, 12-19|       are other in Greek than in Latin; but the things are neither
 8    10, 12-19|    things are neither Greek, nor Latin, nor any other language.
 9    10, 20-29|         when a Greek hears it in Latin, he is not delighted, not
10    10, 20-29|      itself is neither Greek nor Latin, which Greeks and Latins,
11    11, 3-5  |         it touch my mind; but if Latin, I should know what he said.
12    11, 3-5  |   neither Hebrew, nor Greek, nor Latin, nor barbarian, without