Book, Chapter

1        I, XXVII|    often by being angry we correct faults, and at the same
2      III, V    |  the rich; but was wont to correct them with a severe rebuke.
3      III, XIII |  me a new term of life, to correct my sinful habits, and wholly
4      III, XXII | was not able to prevent or correct the sin, he excommunicated
5      III, XXX  |  successor to Trumhere, to correct their error, and recall
6       IV, XXVII|   Devil’s art. In order to correct the error of both sorts,
7        V, XIII | taken care in his youth to correct the errors of his boyhood,