Book, Chapter

1     4, 2-2  |      Lord, Thou knowest) honest scholars (as they are accounted),
2     5, 8-14 | Carthage there reigns among the scholars a most disgraceful and unruly
3     5, 8-14 | established for the good of his scholars. Divers outrages they commit,
4     6, 7-12 |       accustomed place, with my scholars before me, he entered, greeted
5     6, 9-14 |         was to say by heart (as scholars use to practise), Thou sufferedst
6     6, 11-18|      opened'? The forenoons our scholars take up; what do we during
7     6, 11-18|     compose what we may sell to scholars? When refresh ourselves,
8     9, 5-13 |       Milanese to provide their scholars with another master to sell