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 1 I   |      soldier's belt. And so it came about that long afterwards
 2 II  |      JOURNEY TO HIS OLD HOME~I CAME at length to Paris, where
 3 II  |        out altogether. Thus it came about that, still more confident
 4 II  |     which, in truth, very soon came to pass, for he was made
 5 II  |       of universals. ~ Thus it came about that my teaching won
 6 III |         CHAPTER III ~OF HOW HE CAME TO LAON TO SEEK ANSELM AS
 7 III |       or intellect. If any one came to him impelled by doubt
 8 III |    from afar, but to those who came nearer and examined it more
 9 III |    away from the first lecture came eagerly, some to the second
10 IV  |      imputed to him. When this came to the ears of his scholars,
11 V   |        who read them that they came to believe me no less adept
12 V   |        the order in which they came about. Because I had ever
13 VIII|        ARGENTEUIL~WHEN morning came the whole city was assembled
14 IX  |       of my arrival the people came near to stoning me and the
15 IX  |       by some of his students, came to me for the purpose of
16 X   |        on others. Nay, matters came to such a pass that even
17 X   |        course of my reading, I came upon a certain passage of
18 X   | however, that one day my abbot came to Provins to see the count
19 XIII|       enemies of Christ, there came a chance whereby I thought
20 XIII|        evil of life. The thing came about in this wise. There
21 XIV |       is written thus: "And it came to pass afterward, that