Chapter

 1 II  | followed me even to the present day; the more widely my fame
 2 III |     chanced, moreover, that one day, after the exposition of
 3 III |        lecture on the very next day. Whereupon they undertook
 4 III |        I had begun on the first day, so as to have them from
 5 VI  |    school, no matter whether by day or by night, and to punish
 6 IX  |      and the public that on the day of my arrival the people
 7 IX  |       about. For my part, every day before the council convened
 8 IX  |       my rivals grew more angry day by day. On one occasion
 9 IX  |   rivals grew more angry day by day. On one occasion Alberic,
10 IX  |       he left me. ~ On the last day of the council, before the
11 X   |        me. It happened that one day, in the course of my reading,
12 X   |      chanced, however, that one day my abbot came to Provins
13 X   |         the count an answer the day before they departed. It
14 XI  |     things whereby you may some day be made captive, or to attempt
15 XI  |       For this Spirit, from the day of Its advent, has had its
16 XIII|   undertaken, tortured my heart day and night, or how constantly
17 XV  |      poison in the chalice. One day, when I had gone to Nantes
18 XV  |         dangers, it chanced one day that the hand of the Lord