Book, Chapter

1     3, 7-13| permitted out of doors, which is forbidden in the dining-room; and
2     3, 7-13|           but in another rightly forbidden and punished. Is justice
3     3, 9-17|      although Thou hast sometime forbidden it, and still for the time
4     6, 2-2 |          bread and wine, and was forbidden by the door-keeper; so soon
5     6, 2-2 |         knew that the Bishop had forbidden this, she so piously and
6     6, 2-2 |          found this custom to be forbidden by that famous preacher
7     6, 2-2 |         this custom, had it been forbidden by another, whom she loved
8     6, 3-3 |         had come (for no man was forbidden to enter, nor was it his
9     8, 5-10|          whereby Christians were forbidden to teach the liberal sciences