Chapter

 1 For |      you come to bear them more easily. ~ ~~
 2 I   |        that my mind bent itself easily to the study of letters.
 3 I   |       of letters, and ever more easily, the greater became the
 4 VI  |   maiden's consent all the more easily by reason of her knowledge
 5 VI  |      with her, thereby the more easily to win her consent. For
 6 VI  |         for these two reasons I easily won his consent to the fulfillment
 7 VI  | previous life. Indeed we do not easily suspect shame in those whom
 8 VI  |     this that he might the more easily betray me. ~ ~~
 9 IX  |         wise man reminds us, is easily crushed, and a man's later
10 X   |     pointed out that this might easily bring them into evil repute,
11 X   |       reason I had good hope of easily winning the support of the
12 XIII|      prince of that land, and I easily secured permission to accept
13 XIV |     exercise over men, the more easily can they lead them into