Book, Chapter

 1     1, 9-15 | suffered in boyhood from our masters? For we feared not our torments
 2     1, 10-16|      parents and those of my masters. For what they, with whatever
 3     1, 13-20|     loved; not what my first masters, but what the so-called
 4     1, 16-25|      now which of our gowned masters lends a sober ear to one
 5     1, 19-30|  lies deceiving my tutor, my masters, my parents, from love of
 6     1, 19-30|  transferred from tutors and masters, from nuts and balls and
 7     2, 9-17 |       yet laughter sometimes masters men alone and singly when
 8     7, 5-8  | slave continued to serve his masters, without any relaxation
 9     9, 13-37|     my brethren, Thy sons my masters, whom with voice, and heart,
10    10, 4-6  |   willest to be Thy sons; my masters, whom Thou commandest me