The funniest parody of using this system I think it is in the Spanish VXIII Century Novel: Fray Gerundio de Campazas by José Francisco de Isla. These are the names of the chapters:
I.I: Fatherland, birth and first education of Friar Gerund
I.II: In which, without ending the promise above, is about something entirely different
I.III: Where what it was promised in the first chapter is proceeded
I.IV: Promise Done
I.V: About the whole nonsense he learned at the School on Villaornate
I.VI: In Which the Fifth Chapter become the Sixth because it was too long
I.VII: He studies Grammatic with a gentleman, that as far is understood, could not get marry without consence of the limped schoolteacher of Villaornate
I.VIII: Gerund finishes school having become in a horrendous latin
I:IX:In which is explained the right reason that had Gerund to not finish Grammatical school yet, as he said he did in the last chapter
I.X: In which he explains himself
II.I: In which concluded his novicity passes to study Arts
II.II: In which Frair Gerund passes to study his Philosophy whithout understanding any word of it
II.III: About the deep and doctus reasoning that an ex province priest of the order did to the elder preacher of the house where Gerund studied arts
II.IV: About the mockery of the elder preacher about the reasoning of the ex province priest and what happened later to Friar Gerund
II.V: About a very beneficial conversation that Friar Gerund had with one of the locals landlords if only Gerund had knew how to take advantage of it
II:VI: In which the former chapter is divided because it resulted to be longer of what it was originally planned and its given account of the promised conversation
II.VII: After getting tired to talk the local landlord takes out his box, take a powder from it, sneezes, cleans his nose and continues the conversation
II.VIII: Friar Gerund predicts his first sermon at the refectory of the convent, a really hilarous salutation fits on him and abandon his studies
II.IX: About the several happenings at the community about the funny salutation and talents of our Gerund, and how he prevail to become a preacher
II.X: About what the curious reader will see if he read it
III.I: About a hellish confusion made by the devil to end up with Friar Gerund
III.II: Frair Blás and Frair Gerund goes to a walk, the ridiculous rules for preaching whom he gave him with all his five senses
III.III: Master Prudencio reads the santa orosia sermon; gives an admirable instruction to Friar Gerund but he uselessly breaks his head
III.IV: The farmer comes in to dinner; the conversation is interrupted and then continued about the tablecloth
III.V: Where Fray Gerund debuts as saturday morning preacher with a sermon about disciplinants
III.VI: Where is talked the large variety of human judgements and is confirmed the example of our Saturday morning preacher that there is no fatuity that his protectors doesn't have
IV.I: Where what going to be here is written and what the curious reader will see
IV.II: Frair Gerund reads a paper about style and becomes bewildered
IV.III: Frair Gerund preaches instead and stuns the people
IV.IV: Where is shown some reasons to admire the sermon that Fr. Gerund said
IV.V: Whatever happened to the table of Antón Zotes
IV.VI: About the conversation, not less useful than funny, that ocurred during the meal
IV.VII: Woken up of his nap the magistrate and continues the coversation of the former chapter, with everything else that comes up
IV.VIII: Cutted gets the string and the rage of the magistrate for an unexpected guest, really hilarious part to the point that Antón Zotes house got lowered
V.I: A honored sermon he is encharged, and does't get spat, like everything else we will go saying
V.II: Asked Fr. Gerund to his friend Fr. Blás instruction for the honored sermon, and he gives a divine one
V.III: Iterrupts the coversation a guest that shows from nowhere, go back to tie the string with everything else that is going to come up
V.IV: Forgetting Don Casimiro his thirst; they arrive to Campazas without knowing how, staying there the student for the night, and the topic that wasn't promised in the former chapter gets dissmissed
V.V: Fr. Gerund arranges his sermon and goes out to preach
V.VI: Fr. Gerund gets applauded because of his sermon, and puts in charge Pero Rubio for the easters
V.VII: The same that the other one
V.VIII: Four clergymen goes to a walk; the father abott, in conversation tone, gives Gerund an admirable doctrine
V.IX: It's good stuff and deserves to ger read it
VI.I: In which is something about that is unkown but will be known while it is read it
VI.II: The landlord sneezes; gets interrupted the conversation with the dominus tecum and cleans his nose after he says "live for a thousand of years"
VI.III: Fr. Gerund arranges his week
VI.IV: Interrupted gets the work because of the strangest thing that happened to the author that may ot may not be record on the sawdust of history