Chapter

 1    1|     perpetrated, all wish to act by stealth and without~any
 2    1|      and with the body we so act as to show that we esteem
 3    1|      rigorously on~those who act contrariwise. ~All this
 4    1|     not only is the~external act forbidden, but also every
 5    1| though they abstain from the act, their hearts are~so full
 6    1|  gain, nor to perpetrate any act of unfaithfulness or malice
 7    1|     or not done the external act. Therefore God~has added
 8    2|     the heart, we would also act accordingly, and not stalk
 9    2|     not stalk about~proudly, act defiantly, and boast as
10    3|    words or works, speech or~act.) In the first place, then,
11    5|        And, indeed, since we act such strangers to it, it
12    5|    heart and conscience, and act like a person who desires~
13    5|     For nature desires so to act that it can stand and rest
14    5|    and greatest good, and we act so~distantly with regard
15    5|     Why, then, is it~that we act as if it were a poison,
16    5|    misery. For only begin to act as though you would be godly