Book, Chapter

1     Int       | library of books, sermons, and letters, the remains of which (in
2       1, VIII |     rote, as they taught me my letters afterward. But I myself,
3       1, XIII |         But if I ask with what letters the name Aeneas is written,
4       1, XVIII|      the conventional rules of letters and syllables, taught them
5       1, XVIII|        those who learned their letters beforehand, while they neglect
6       1, XVIII|       there is no knowledge of letters more innate than the writing
7       8, IV   |     alone.277 And there are my letters to Nebridius, who was still
8       8, V    |       pain in my chest.~And by letters I notified thy bishop, the