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 1 I  |       For my part, the more I went forward in the study of
 2 I  |  provinces, and debating as I went, going whithersoever I heard
 3 III|      doubt on any subject, he went away more doubtful still.
 4 III|    shade of that same tree. I went to his lectures less and
 5 VI |  deception I had practiced, I went to him to entreat his forgiveness,
 6 IX |       city, therefore, than I went forthwith to the legate;
 7 IX |      acquitted. They likewise went to the legate, and succeeded
 8 X  | STRAIGHTWAY upon my summons I went to the council, and there,
 9 X  |    belief. ~ One of the monks went so far as to ask me brazenly
10 X  |      I had learned of this, I went to the count, the prior
11 X  | stricken with fear. The abbot went away still obdurate, but
12 X  |   successor had been named, I went to him, accompanied by the
13 XIV|   possessed of worldly wealth went with them, and ministered
14 XIV|       pass afterward, that He went throughout every city and