Chapter

 1 For |        account, and so shall you come to bear them more easily. ~ ~~
 2 I   |   PARENTS ~KNOW, then, that I am come from a certain town which
 3 I   |         arms. Thus indeed did it come to pass. And because I was
 4 II  |         conduct whereby he could come at me openly, he tried to
 5 III |           When, therefore, I had come to this tree that I might
 6 V   |      Thus I who by this time had come to regard myself as the
 7 V   |          chastity. ~ Thus did it come to pass that while I was
 8 VI  | disclosing itself, it is sure to come forth at last, nor is it
 9 VII |       our doom the sorrow yet to come shall be no less than the
10 IX  |          reason for their having come together. And since they
11 X   |          this other violence had come upon me solely by reason
12 X   |        upon my conversion, I had come to them, as if scorning
13 X   |             Thus, indeed, did it come to pass. But in order that
14 XI  |          prophecy: 'For death is come up into our windows' (Jer.
15 XI  |  Paraclete, mindful of how I had come there a fugitive and in
16 XIII|        with those to which I had come, for my former sufferings
17 XIII|           Justly has this sorrow come upon me because I deserted
18 XIII|    returning thither, I bade her come to the oratory, together
19 XV  |        of this letter, shall you come to regard your tribulation