Chapter

 1 I   |        town which was built on the way into lesser Brittany, distant
 2 II  |         secret, he sought in every way he could before I left his
 3 VI  |         dared to hope, opening the way for my love; for he entrusted
 4 VII |         she felt would be in every way ignominious and burdensome
 5 VIII|           below his fellows in his way of living and in the foulness
 6 VIII|        there to teach in my wonted way. To this place such a throng
 7 VIII|          the other teachers. Those way took who sought to belittle
 8 IX  |     proposals, he tried in another way to curb their hatred, saying
 9 X   |         and shamelessness of their way of living made them realize
10 X   |         discipline if I had in any way been guilty. Then, horrified
11 X   |           my scholars. ~ I made my way to a region where I had
12 X   |           his council, and in this way I at last obtained what
13 X   |            good, seeing that their way of living was utterly incompatible
14 XI  |         whatsoever I needed in the way of food and clothing, and
15 XI  |       custom would have been in no way illogical. ~ ~~
16 XII | shamelessly slandering me in every way they could, so that in time
17 XII |      disguise it in every possible way by reason of their fear
18 XIII|          spirit, and when the only way of escape seemed to be for
19 XIII|          their vile and untameable way of life was notorious almost
20 XIV |      service to them in whatsoever way I could. Regarding this
21 XIV |     priesthood. But I know that my way to the kingdom of Heaven
22 XIV |    iniquitous desires, and in this way can lay a very heavy yoke
23 XV  |      undertake their care in every way I could. Furthermore, in
24 XV  |            I began openly in every way I could to avoid the danger
25 XV  |           longer trouble me in any way. Shamelessly and openly
26 XV  |          therein departed from the way of the just, because he