Chapter

 1 For |        that yours are in truth nought, or at the most but of small
 2 II  |      his following to bring to nought the school I had planned
 3 II  |   reason of his conversion did nought to keep him away either
 4 II  |   forth. And because there was nought in my conduct whereby he
 5 II  |     bring them succour, he did nought but hurt them. Before that
 6 III | questions perforce held him as nought. He had a miraculous flow
 7 IV  |        and his persecution did nought save to make me more famous. ~ ~~
 8 XI  |    persecution of him has done nought save to increase his glory.
 9 XII |      has so great a voice, and nought beside. My former rivals,
10 XIII| sufferings now seemed to me as nought. Full often did I groan: "
11 XV  |     regard your tribulation as nought, or at any rate as little,