6Chapter 5: The Complaint Of Books Against The Possessioners
17Chapter 16: That It Is Meritorious To Write New Books And To Renew The Old
7Chapter 6: The Complaint Of Books Against The Mendicants
18Chapter 17: Of Showing Due Propriety In The Custody Of Books
8Chapter 7: The Complaint Of Books Against Wars
19Chapter 18: Showeth That We Have Collected So Great Store Of Books For The Common Benefit Of Scholars And Not Only For Our Own Pleasure
9Chapter 8: Of The Numerous Opportunities We Have Had Of Collecting A Store Of Books
20Chapter 19: Of The Manner Of Lending All Our Books To Students
10Chapter 9: How, Although We Preferred The Works Of The Ancients, We Have Not Condemned The Studies Of The Moderns
21Chapter 20: An Exhortation To Scholars To Requite Us By Pious Prayers
11Chapter 10: Of The Gradual Perfecting Of Books
