Chapter

 1 II  |       liked of him; but later I brought him great grief, because
 2 II  |        with a grievous illness, brought upon me by my immoderate
 3 V   |       as well as glory which it brought me cannot be concealed from
 4 V   |       having been so proud, was brought to such shame, were it not
 5 VI  |            CHAPTER VI ~ OF HOW, BROUGHT LOW BY HIS LOVE FOR HELOISE,
 6 VI  |     suffering which my love had brought upon him through the baseness
 7 VII | repaired to my own country, and brought back thence my mistress,
 8 VII |      where she herself had been brought up and educated as a young
 9 VIII|      had so much delighted, now brought low, nay, utterly blotted
10 IX  |         was at hand, for he had brought it with him. I turned to
11 IX  |      and his ability, which has brought him many followers in every
12 IX  |         or his writings must be brought forward as evidence, and
13 X   |       The latter, indeed, I had brought upon myself through my own
14 XIII|        had some time previously brought the abbey under his control,
15 XIII|      the true Paraclete Himself brought me real consolation in the
16 XIII|       served so devotedly, soon brought them consolation, even though
17 XV  |         of the monks whom I had brought with me ate thereof, not