Chapter

 1 II  |  quality was the essence of all things, but that, rather, it manifested
 2 II  |     regarding it. ~ While these things were happening, it became
 3 V   |         sensuality I lost those things whereby I practiced it;
 4 VI  |        There were, however, two things which particularly served
 5 VI  |      those who delighted in the things of this world. As for the
 6 VIII|       This intolerable state of things I often and vehemently denounced,
 7 XI  |   practice in imagination those things which reality denies to
 8 XI  |        your eyes often to those things whereby you may some day
 9 XI  |         no pleasure save in the things they learned." ~ ————— Such
10 XI  |    should grieve to see how all things worked together for my good,
11 XIII|    incomparable patience in all things. The less often she allowed
12 XIV |     says: "Let us provide those things that are good, as the apostle
13 XIV |        might lack none of those things which belong to the substance
14 XIV |      these rules there are many things which cannot possibly be
15 XIV |         of the natural order of things, whereby the abbesses and
16 XIV |     shoulders. It was with such things in mind that the satirist
17 XV  | REFLECTING often upon all these things, I determined to make provision
18 XV  |        our souls. And since all things are done in accordance with
19 XV  |         says: "We know that all things work together for good to
20 XV  |        may not doubt that these things have happened to him by