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Book I (unfold)

Book II (unfold)

Book III: Table of Contents
(Division and subheadings by Librarius)

• 001-049: Prologue
• 050-112: Pandarus and Criseyde enter Troilus' room
• 113-154: Troilus declares his love for Criseyde
• 155-203: Criseyde declares her love to Troilus
• 204-343: Pandarus lectures Troilus about how to treat his niece Criseyde
• 344-420: Troilus offers one of his sisters in return
• 421-483: Troilus and Criseyde think about each other
• 484-546: Troilus prays to Apollo
• 547-651: Criseyde dines at Pandarus' house unknowingly watched by Troilus
• 652-693: Due to bad weather, Pandarus persuades Criseyde to sleep over at his house
• 694-749: Pandarus tells Troilus to prepare
• 750-917: Pandarus urges Criseyde to quench Troilus' desire as no person except Pandarus knows about Troilus' presence in the house
• 918-980: Pandarus leads Troilus into Criseyde's room, praises Troilus' good manners and leaves the room
• 981-1057: Troilus and Criseyde discuss the meaning of love and jealousy
• 1058-1141: Pandarus brings Troilus and Criseyde together
• 1142-1337: Troilus and Criseyde finally touch each other
• 1338-1414: Troilus and Criseyde stay up all night
• 1415-1519: Morning comes and Troilus and Criseyde complain about the shortness of the night
• 1520-1554: Separated, Troilus and Criseyde think about each other
• 1555-1582: Pandarus congratulates Criseyde and plays with her
• 1583-1659: Troilus thanks Pandarus for his concern
• 1660-1694: Troilus, Criseyde and happiness
• 1695-1743: Bad times are coming
• 1744-1771: Canticus Troili: Troilus sings about love
• 1772-1820: About Troilus and Ector

Book V (unfold)

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