Book, Chapter

1     4, 1-1  |       sciences which they call liberal; secretly, with a false-named
2     4, 17-30|       procure of the so-called liberal arts, I, the vile slave
3     5, 3-3  |     exquisitely skilled in the liberal sciences. And since I had
4     5, 6-11 |      first utterly ignorant of liberal sciences, save grammar,
5     7, 5-8  | Firminus by name, having had a liberal education, and well taught
6     7, 6-9  |    high birth, good education, liberal learning. But if that servant
7     8, 2-3  |     learned and skilled in the liberal sciences, and who had read,
8     8, 5-10 |    were forbidden to teach the liberal sciences or oratory; and
9    10, 9-16 |     also is all, learnt of the liberal sciences and as yet unforgotten;