Volume

 1     I|     hast eaten of the tree for bidden? He then not meekly confessing
 2     I|      in to him as our Lord had bidden. And seven days after they
 3    II|   these be good that thou hast bidden me keep. And the angel answered
 4    II|        forth and did as he was bidden, and held the letter in
 5    IV|   gladder thereof than he were bidden to a feast of great joy.
 6    IV|       a time when the lady had bidden him for to dine with her,
 7     V|   table.~On a time when he had bidden to dinner some of his friends,
 8     V|   given, it happed that he had bidden many men to dine with him.
 9     V|      it happed to him that was bidden, in looking on the wall,
10    VI| emperor Maximian had on a time bidden him to a feast, the drink