Chapter

 1   1|    should hope for, and what he ought to love. For these are the
 2   1|       is easy to _say_ what one ought to believe, what to hope~
 3   2|   determine his faith, he still ought not to~be called absurd
 4   3|        when it is asked what we ought to believe in matters of
 5   5|     such things as this.~But we ought to know the causes of good
 6   5|       in these matters which we ought to understand than our own
 7   7|     Academy, whether a wise man ought ever to affirm anything~
 8   7|        is a question whether we ought ~to argue with those who
 9   7|  withhold positive assent, this ought not to be regarded as a
10   7|        a sin, because every man ought to speak what is in his
11   7|         pardoned, but certainly ought not to be praised,~especially
12   8|  happiness without anxiety -~we ought not to doubt in any way
13  10|          by the term "flesh" we ought here to understand~"man,"
14  15| belonging to the free Jerusalem ought to be mentioned in a~subordinate
15  15|       it gives help, even as it ought, to the other ~part still
16  19|      for~good, when a Christian ought not to return evil even
17  22|         from not seeing what we ought to do, or else~from not
18  22|         we have already seen we ought to do. Of these two, the
19  22|         not only to see what we ought to do, but also, as sound
20  28|        serve sin. For we surely ought not to find fault with such
21  30|      affirmations, all of which ought~_faithfully_ to be believed,
22  33|        that your zeal in Christ~ought not to be spurned and since