Chapter

 1 II  |          to those among my fellow students who were ranked foremost,
 2 II  |      those who had been my fellow students, but of our very teacher
 3 II  |          fact that almost all his students were holding grave doubts
 4 II  |    brotherhood, together with his students, to a certain estate far
 5 II  |       bringing back with him such students as he could, and reinstating
 6 II  |           had a certain number of students, of one sort and another,
 7 VI  |            the lamentations of my students when they perceived the
 8 VIII|         the daily eagerness of my students to hear me as an excuse
 9 VIII|           insistent urging of the students themselves, and with the
10 VIII|       this place such a throng of students flocked that the neighbourhood
11 VIII|     however, as a hook, luring my students by the bait of learning
12 VIII|        subjects, the number of my students in these two courses began
13 IX  |           THE HANDS OF HIS FELLOW STUDENTS OF THE COUNCIL AGAINST HIM~
14 IX  | understanding, and I wrote for my students a certain tract on the unity
15 IX  |         to stoning me and the few students of mine who had accompanied
16 IX  |        accompanied by some of his students, came to me for the purpose
17 XI  |           labour of my hands. The students willingly provided me with