Chapter

 1 I   |           then, that I am come from a certain town which was built on
 2 II  |         because I undertook to refute certain of his opinions, not infrequently
 3 II  |             by putting in his place a certain rival of mine. So then I
 4 II  |               with his students, to a certain estate far distant from
 5 II  |             my rival had indeed had a certain number of students, of one
 6 III |               after the exposition of certain texts, we scholars were
 7 VI  |             that same city of Paris a certain young girl named Heloise,
 8 VII |            prayer unknown to all in a certain church, we were united there
 9 VIII|                I departed thence to a certain hut, there to teach in my
10 IX  |               wrote for my students a certain tract on the unity and trinity
11 X   |              are alike omnipotent." A certain Tirric, a schoolmaster,
12 X   |             my reading, I came upon a certain passage of Bede, in his
13 X   |           Provins to see the count on certain matters of business. As
14 X   |           through the intervention of certain friends of mine, I secured
15 X   |               with but one comrade, a certain cleric, I was able to sing
16 XI  |             the altars and temples of certain ones among these saints
17 XII |           hurt, stirred up against me certain new apostles in whom the
18 XIII|            the bishopric of Vannes, a certain abbey of St. Gildas at Ruits,
19 XIII|             to my soul. I held it for certain that if I should try to
20 XIII|              was assured. Moreover, a certain lord who was exceedingly
21 XIII|             to shun threats I fled to certain peril." ~ The thing which
22 XIV |              twelve were with Him and certain women which had been healed
23 XIV |          saying thereof: "There was a certain old man named Malchus, a
24 XV  |               thus exposing myself to certain peril, I might be deemed
25 XV  | rebelliousness of the monks, I forced certain ones among them whom I particularly
26 XV  |               them, with the aid of a certain nobleman of the district,