Chapter

 1 II |       individuals, all being alike save for such variety as might
 2 IV |         his persecution did nought save to make me more famous. ~ ~~
 3 VI |      disciplined, what had he done save to give free scope to my
 4 VI |           a few, no one, methinks, save him whose shame it chiefly
 5 VII|          you down headlong, and to save yourself from being plunged
 6 VII|   thereafter did we see each other save rarely and in private, thus
 7 XI |   followers might find no pleasure save in the things they learned." ~ —————
 8 XI | persecution of him has done nought save to increase his glory. We
 9 XI |          dedicate a special temple save to the Holy Spirit alone.
10 XIV|            am charged with nothing save the fact of my sex, and