Chapter

 1    1|       this to heart, lest it be~regarded as though a man had spoken
 2    1|     commanded that it should be regarded as holy above all others.
 3    1|    doctrine. For if it had been regarded as such, every one could
 4    1|        see that, although it be regarded as the most humble and despised~
 5    1|  Carthusians, and would even be regarded as forbidding good~works
 6    1|   ecclesiastics, but that it be regarded according to God's Word,
 7    1|      common vice, but so little regarded and observed that~it exceeds
 8    1|        knees in church, that is regarded as a most~precious work
 9    1|   Commandments. And it is to be regarded as though~this part were
10    3|        devil's name that no one regarded these things,~and men supposed
11    3|        promise, nor has any one regarded any distress, but~(when
12    4|        institutes should not be regarded according to~the coarse,
13    4|         is, and how it is~to be regarded, we must also learn why
14    5| inclination and~love, and never regarded the commandment of Christ.