Book, Chapter

1       II, I   |      but rather to bewail the falling off which he imagined he
2      III, XI  |       head, as if he had been falling asleep, stretching out all
3      III, XIX |      heavenly studies. There, falling sick, as the book concerning
4      III, XIX |  place called Latineacum,2and falling sick not long after, departed
5       IV, I   |      called Quentavic; where, falling sick, he stayed some time,
6       IV, XXIV|       head on the pillow, and falling into a slumber for a little
7        V, XII |       out of a great pit, and falling back again into the same.
8        V, XIII| future time. In the meantime, falling sick he betook himself to
9        V, XIV |    Hell, being damned. For he falling sick, and being brought