Chapter

 1 II  |          and thus was compelled to give up the direction of the
 2 III |          to the test. Pick out and give us an exposition of some
 3 III |        Whereupon they undertook to give me good advice, saying that
 4 VI  |            guidance, begging me to give her instruction whensoever
 5 VI  |           what had he done save to give free scope to my desires,
 6 VII |          hours of leisure; we must give up everything else to devote
 7 IX  |    answered unhesitatingly: "I can give you an explanation of this
 8 IX  |          there is nothing that can give birth to itself." ~ When
 9 IX  |       hitherto written which would give them a case against me,
10 X   |      History of Susanna) and there give judgment on the judge himself.
11 X   |          and yet, when he ought to give judgment, he condemns himself
12 X   |         the charge against me, and give me permission to live the
13 X   |             saying that they would give the count an answer the
14 X   | predecessor. At first he would not give his assent, but finally,
15 XI  |          truth says: "And he shall give you another comforter" (
16 XIII|         order might make me either give up trying to enforce discipline
17 XV  |     finally they were compelled to give this and many other promises
18 XV  |      falsely accused of loving: "I give thanks to my God that I