Chapter

 1    1| possessions, honor, whether it be publicly in court, in the market,
 2    1|   discipline);~but also those who publicly traduce the truth and God'
 3    1|      appointed, so~that it may be publicly in operation. ~Since, therefore,
 4    1|       note that no one is allowed~publicly to judge and reprove his
 5    1|     judges? Ah, I cannot prove it publicly, and hence~I might be silenced
 6    1|         first taken away from him~publicly. ~False witness, then, is
 7    1|          not avail, then bring it publicly before the community, whether~
 8    1|        disgrace, and you may also publicly testify concerning him.
 9    1|       with his~doctrine, which is publicly set forth in books and proclaimed
10    1|          his wife to put her away publicly by giving~her a bill of