Chapter

 1    1|      this, and how is it to be understood? What does it mean to~have
 2    1|        plainly, that it may be understood and~perceived by ordinary
 3    1|        that follow] are easily understood from [the~explanation of]
 4    2|        most easily and clearly understood as~it is to be taught to
 5    2|       the~heart, so that it is understood, it is lost, as was the
 6    2|       is. This our people, who~understood neither Latin nor German,
 7    2|    communion of saints) may be~understood, because the expression
 8    3|        This is therefore to be understood and noted before everything
 9    3|        if only the language is understood, that to hallow is the~same
10    4|   order that~it may be readily understood we will treat of it in an
11    4| apprehended by the senses,~and understood and thereby be brought into
12    4|      somewhere a physician who understood the~art of saving men from