Book, Chapter

1       1, IX | earnestness that I might not be beaten at school. And when thou
2       1, IX |        And did he by whom I was beaten do anything different? When
3       1, IX |        and envy than I was when beaten by a playmate in the ball
4       1, X  |  therefore willing to have them beaten, if their childhood games
5       1, XVI|    unless we also drank we were beaten, without liberty of appeal
6       6, XIV|    steps followed the broad and beaten ways of the world; for many
7       8, IX |         that Patricius had ever beaten his wife, or that there
8       8, IX |  members, he had those servants beaten who were pointed out by
9       9, XLI|     brightness, and having been beaten back I cried: “Who can attain