Chapter

 1 III    |      the astrologers, the most learned of all his fellows, spake
 2 VI     |      that time a certain monk, learned in heavenly things, graced
 3 X      |        the lessons that I have learned and observed from my youth
 4 XI     |   perfect hatred, since I have learned from thy lips the vanity
 5 XIV    |    long and careful search, he learned from a wise counsellor the
 6 XIV    |       the Lord, and had surely learned that there is nothing froward
 7 XVI    |     him, "Hath my father then, learned naught of these things?" ~
 8 XVI    |       Clearly and duly he hath learned naught; for he stoppeth
 9 XVIII  |      man's servants, when they learned thereof, mounted on horseback,
10 XXII   |      besides which the man was learned in star-lore. When he was
11 XXIV   |        From an holy man have I learned the ugliness, ill savour
12 XXV    |      spent thus: many wise and learned men have I called to my
13 XXVI   |        ground. There stood the learned in the wisdom which God
14 XXX    |   thereat. Then they that were learned amongst his physicians told
15 XXXIII |       Christ, an holy man, and learned in the canons of the Church,
16 XXXV   |        abound. ~While then the learned Ioasaph was speaking of
17 XXXVI  |   divine command! If thou hast learned to love thy neighbour as
18 XXXVI  | Through thine," said they, "we learned to know God, and were redeemed
19 XXXVIII|       all bare. Of him then he learned the abode of the man whom
20 XXXVIII| departure? And hath thy father learned to know God, or is he still
21 XXXIX  |  religious life, before I have learned the wily attacks of the
22 XXXIX  |       end, living as thou hast learned and been instructed, and