Chapter

 1 Pref2|        that one finds rude, old~persons who knew nothing and still
 2    1 | attached to~particular customs, persons, times, and places, and
 3    1 |      then, fixed places, times, persons, and the~entire external
 4    1 |      and mother above all other persons upon earth, and places them~
 5    1 |         are not to regard~their persons, how they may be, but the
 6    1 |        will these poor wretched persons hide when in the sight of~
 7    1 |       all kinds of~obedience to persons in authority who have to
 8    1 |       to have~excellent and apt persons both for civil and ecclesiastical
 9    1 |        on~account of those very persons who transgress this and
10    1 |  highest importance to Him that persons be raised who may~serve
11    2 |          according to the three persons in the~Godhead, to whom
12    2 |        and one faith, but three persons,~therefore also three articles
13    3 |  children, scholars, and simple~persons, and may be called singing