Chapter

1 For |      now minded to write of the sufferings which have sprung out of
2 VI  |    sought to allay, not his own sufferings, but those of the one he
3 X   |       them. Comparing these new sufferings of my soul with those I
4 XIII|        means of escape from the sufferings which I had borne so constantly. ~
5 XIII|         had come, for my former sufferings now seemed to me as nought.
6 XIII| womankind makes their needs and sufferings appeal strongly to people'
7 XV  |      for any reason against his sufferings has therein departed from