Chapter

 1    1|          are now to be found, who boast defiantly of their Mammon,
 2    1|           no one is so bold as to boast to all the world of the~
 3    1|           he can~joyfully say and boast (in spite of and against
 4    1|    difficult works and make their~boast, we will see whether they
 5    1|            Is it not an excellent boast to know and say that, if
 6    1|         of which you can joyfully boast, against all~ecclesiastical
 7    1|         mass, and see if they~can boast that they have gained a
 8    1| impertinently to refer to it, and boast of it,~and will not have
 9    1|         what~our great saints can boast of their spiritual orders
10    1|        from them. For here we can boast and~say: Let all the wise
11    2|       proudly, act defiantly, and boast as though we had life, riches,
12    3|           account, so~that he can boast of no better or holier commandment. ~
13    3|        For in case any one should boast of his godliness and~despise
14    3|         should I~be so bold as to boast that God hears my prayer?
15    4|        God Himself, so also I~can boast that Baptism is no human