Chapter

 1 I  |         first born, and for that reason the more dear to him, he
 2 II |       many was secured for me by reason of his own unconcealed envy.
 3 II |           And yet, for that very reason, I was sought out all the
 4 II |        the garb he had donned by reason of his conversion did nought
 5 II |          and another, chiefly by reason of his lectures on Priscian,
 6 II |        repair to my old home, by reason of my dear mother, Lucia,
 7 III|        meaning and quite void of reason. When he kindled a fire,
 8 V  |     notably increased in size by reason of my lectures on subjects
 9 VI |       she stood out above all by reason of her abundant knowledge
10 VI |         women, and for that very reason it doubly graced the maiden,
11 VI |   consent all the more easily by reason of her knowledge of letters
12 VI |       partly, as I have said, by reason of his boundless love for
13 VI |         misery burst over her by reason of my disgrace! Each grieved
14 VII|    philosophical study. For this reason the renowned philosophers
15 VII|          their erudition than by reason of their virtuous lives.
16 VII|      would be all the sweeter by reason of its rarity. But when
17 IX |       book, this being the chief reason for their having come together.
18 X  |       had come upon me solely by reason of the honesty of my purpose
19 X  |          had compassion on me by reason of my persecutions, of which
20 X  |       and seek another. For this reason they refused to listen either
21 X  |  profitable to him, and for this reason I had good hope of easily
22 X  |          which it had enjoyed by reason of my sojourn there, they
23 XI |       the Paraclete, but for the reason I have already told, that
24 XI |         if I had done it for the reason attributed to me, the departure
25 XII|         in every possible way by reason of their fear of these two
26 XIV|        covered (ib. 5). For this reason I marvel greatly at the
27 XV |    equally essential for them by reason of their weakness. ~ But
28 XV |      Benedict! Methinks the same reason which led the saint to abandon
29 XV |       nothing to be done without reason, and brings to a good end
30 XV | whosoever grows wrathful for any reason against his sufferings has