Chapter

 1 V   | goodness could redeem one who, having been so proud, was brought
 2 VII |   later, in the early morning, having kept our nocturnal vigil
 3 VIII|    teach theology without ever having been taught therein myself.
 4 IX  |     the chief reason for their having come together. And since
 5 IX  |      the verdict, and in truth having small wish that justice
 6 X   |       muttered something about having seen it written therein
 7 X   |     been the Bishop of Athens. Having thus found this testimony
 8 X   |     with delight, rejoicing at having found a chance to crush
 9 X   |      by him to be punished for having thus sullied his crown and
10 X   |      royal seneschal, Stephen, having summoned the abbot and his
11 XII |      scorn of many among those having authority, among both the
12 XIII|        most was the fact that, having abandoned my oratory, I
13 XIII|   other, laying claim to it as having legally belonged in earlier