Chapter

 1 I   |        Nantes, and in its own tongue called Palets. Such is the nature
 2 II  |              that it could scarce be called lecturing on the science
 3 VI  |             neice of a canon who was called Fulbert. Her uncle's love
 4 VII |         those among us who are truly called monastics, and in the love
 5 VII | praiseworthiness of their lives were called wise men, but he, on being
 6 VII |            the philosophers, were so called less because of their erudition
 7 VII |            far sweeter for her to be called my mistress than to be known
 8 XI  |              Trinity, may rightly be called God or Helper, so likewise
 9 XI  |        sacrifice are made? Is it not called more rightly the altar of
10 XI  |              one Person that I first called it the Paraclete, but for
11 XIII|            THE ABBEY TO WHICH HE WAS CALLED AND OF THE PERSECUTION HE
12 XIII|      elective choice of the brethren called me, with the approval of
13 XIV |        spirits and infirmities, Mary called Magdalene, and Joanna the
14 XV  |      violence of those monks who are called my sons, and who are entrusted