Chapter

 1 II  |      former garb and joined an order of the regular clergy. This
 2 II  |       done, or so men said, in order that he might be deemed
 3 II  |        offered me his post, in order that he might put himself
 4 II  |        to France, above all in order that I might study theology,
 5 V   |     spoken of them, and in the order in which they came about.
 6 VI  |      the pages of our text. In order that there might be no suspicion,
 7 VI  |      men to utter ruin. And in order to make amends even beyond
 8 VII | themselves all its delights in order that they might repose in
 9 VII |   cleric and a canon, to do in order not to prefer base voluptuousness
10 VII |    this blot on philosophy, in order that others thereafter might
11 VIII|       myself. This they did in order that my teaching of every
12 IX  |    embarrassed. He himself, in order to keep his countenance,
13 X   |     and set forth my faith, in order that I might express in
14 X   |        it come to pass. But in order that the monastery might
15 XI  |        with muddy feet, and in order that he might devote himself
16 XI  |        as well. This he did in order that the onslaughts of lust
17 XI  |      erection of buildings, in order that material cares might
18 XII | position as canon of a regular order; the other (Bernard of Clairvaux)
19 XII |        a stipulated tribute in order that I might live quietly
20 XIII|      sought this new danger in order to escape from the former
21 XIII|    that my failure to maintain order might make me either give
22 XIV |  himself with his own hand, in order that all suspicion of this
23 XIV |       inversion of the natural order of things, whereby the abbesses
24 XV  |       I could. Furthermore, in order that they might have the