Chapter

 1 For |        comparing your sorrows with mine, you may discover that yours
 2 I   |      honours that should have been mine as the eldest born, I fled
 3 II  |        where of old his master and mine had reigned. And when, in
 4 II  |           place a certain rival of mine. So then I returned to Melun,
 5 II  |          be occupied by a rival of mine, I pitched the camp, as
 6 III |           at this first lecture of mine only a few were present,
 7 VII |           a few friends of his and mine being present. We departed
 8 VIII|           impossible, for words of mine to describe the amazement
 9 IX  |       however, these two rivals of mine so foully slandered me with
10 IX  |            and the few students of mine who had accompanied me thither.
11 IX  |           those same two rivals of mine, to the end that my accusers
12 IX  |            mingling his tears with mine. ~ ~~
13 X   |        cast that memorable book of mine into the flames. Although
14 X   | intervention of certain friends of mine, I secured the right to
15 X   |          utterly incompatible with mine. I knew it to be the opinion
16 XIII|            midst of this sorrow of mine, and made all due provision
17 XV  |         little, in comparison with mine, and so shall you bear it