Book, Chapter

1     1, 14-23|   learn him as I was Homer. Difficulty, in truth, the difficulty
2     1, 14-23|   Difficulty, in truth, the difficulty of a foreign tongue, dashed,
3     4, 17-30|      by myself without much difficulty or any instructor, I understood,
4     4, 17-30|    were attained with great difficulty, even by the studious and
5     7, 3-4  |    not, clearly and without difficulty, the cause of evil. And
6     9, 2-4  |  and to breathe deeply with difficulty, and by the pain in my chest
7     9, 5-13 |  serve Thee, and through my difficulty of breathing and pain in
8    12, 29-40| mentioned, are with extreme difficulty understood, the two middle,