Part, Chapter

 1    1, 3 |       of soul, as roses might learn of garlic.~Hair-splitters
 2    1, 9 |    and a gainsayer of reason.~Learn now whence springs the root
 3    1, 14|  fount of the water of life."~Learn the mystery, "I was last
 4    4, 2 | impelled by earnest desire to learn the true faith, presented
 5    4, 2 |       pride.~O ingenuous one, learn of our father Adam,~Who
 6    5, 11|     and cried to Heaven, "Ah! learn from this Chief how to treat
 7    5, 11|      to the devotee, saying, "Learn from them how to be a faithful
 8    6, 3 |  death comes to you, you will learn the mysteries which at present
 9    6, 7 |    awake from sleep,~You will learn the rest of this from the
10    6, 9 | extract the sense.~The vulgar learn the words of this "language