Book, Chapter

1     3, 4-8  |     embrace not this or that sect, but wisdom itself whatever
2     3, 12-21|      one) seen how much that sect was to be avoided; and had
3     5, 6-10 | Faustus. For the rest of the sect, whom by chance I had lighted
4     5, 6-11 |  such few volumes of his own sect as were written in Latin
5     5, 7-13 |  purposed to advance in that sect, upon knowledge of that
6     5, 10-19|  still my intimacy with that sect (Rome secretly harbouring
7     5, 14-25|   might not continue in that sect, to which I already preferred