Book, Chapter

1     Int, 1   |       423-425). This Laurentius wanted a handbook (enchiridion)
2       5, VII |    undertook to teach me what I wanted to know, and then said nothing.
3       6, III |       not request of him what I wanted as I wanted it, because
4       6, III |       of him what I wanted as I wanted it, because I was debarred
5       6, VII |  pleasant and plain the point I wanted to convey by adding a biting
6       7, VI  |        emperor’s court. What he wanted with us I do not know; but
7       7, XII |        the lusts thereof.”263 I wanted to read no further, nor
8       8, VIII|     control that they no longer wanted what they ought not to have.~
9       8, VIII| intended. That angry slave girl wanted to infuriate her young mistress,