Chapter

 1   1| demonstrated by the reason. But in~matters that pass beyond the scope
 2   3|        what we ought to believe in matters of religion, the answer
 3   3|            exploring some of these matters by human~conjecture and
 4   3|          discovered are more often~matters of opinion than of verified
 5   5|           greater concern~in these matters which we ought to understand
 6   5|        possible, not only in great matters but in~small ones as well,
 7   6|          for one to be deceived in matters where~faith and knowledge
 8   6|           we are deceived in great matters; in others, small. In some
 9   6|            a ~great error in great matters or a small error in small
10   7|           and Certainty in Various Matters~~
11  10|      cannot speak properly of such matters. For who can unfold in cogent
12  15|       confess to ignorance of such matters. I am not even certain~about
13  17|  themselves and commit sin. But it matters _how much_. Although~every
14  25|          does not understand these matters, who is he to talk back