Book, Chapter

1       5, VII   |             people - from whom I had endured so much - who undertook
2       6, VI    |         pursuit of these ambitions I endured the most bitter hardships,
3       6, VII   |              but thou knewest what I endured. How little of it could
4       8, IX    |              to her husband. For she endured with patience his infidelity
5       8, IX    |             bad-tempered husband she endured, they marveled that it had
6       8, IX    | unfaithfulness in him, which she had endured before he became one of
7       9, XXVIII|           Thou commandest them to be endured, not to be loved. For no