Parte, Capitolo, §

 1 Forew,  Intr     |          to one vein of this vast matter - we attempt to sketch summarily
 2     1,     3,   5|          sects had adopted in the matter of ecclesiastical organization:~            –
 3     1,     6,   5|        entirely successful in the matter of pride, it was not so
 4     1,     6,   5|       pride, it was not so in the matter of sensuality. In such environments,
 5     1,     7,   2|          an extremely grave moral matter that upright consciences
 6     1,     7,   3|          in every social body. No matter how much the Revolution
 7     1,     8     |       intention to insist on this matter here. ~            It does
 8     2,     2,   2| impossible for us to go into this matter at length, we will merely
 9     2,     3,   3|           and the exploitation of matter.~            Finally, to
10     2,     8,   3|          to reduce such a complex matter to schemata. One cannot,
11     2,     8,   3|         One cannot, then, in this matter, go beyond indicating some
12     2,     8,   3|        temporization when it is a matter of enlightening men who
13     2,     8,   3|        the attempt to reduce this matter to simple schemata, it nevertheless
14     2,    12     |                 We might make the matter clearer if we compare the
15     2,    12,   6|      bound to the Church in every matter that has to do with her
16  Post            | metamorphosis? The doubts in this matter are growing just as the