Book,  Chapter

 1      I,  VI  |       which they brought their women, children, and aged persons,
 2      I,  VII |       unsuitable to priests or women, the pope and Queen Joan
 3     II,  VIII|       and manners; for men and women, without regard to propriety
 4     II,  VIII|   followers committed upon the women.~The people were filled
 5     IV,  IV  |      places, and violating the women, both married and single.
 6     IV,  V   |       everything, violated the women, dishonored the virgins,
 7     VI,  IV  |         the people complained, women and children wept, and all
 8    VII,  V   |        and means on gaming and women; their principal study being
 9    VII,  V   |      greatest horrors, neither women nor sacred places being
10    VII,  VI  |    church, proceeded among the women, who being numerous, and
11   VIII,  VII | virtues; though he was fond of women, pleased with the company