Book, Chapter

1   2,  23|    in the case of those who practice superstitious observances,
2   3,   9| Lord Himself, and apostolic practice, have handed down to us
3   3,  28|     But this is a dangerous practice. For it is far safer to
4   4, arg|  hear it with gladness, and practice it in his life. Finally,
5   4,   3|   course, if in addition he practice himself in writing, or dictating,
6   4,   7|    seeing that wise men may practice music wisely, he, with wonderful
7   4,  13|   that must be carried into practice, and that is taught for
8   4,  21|  reading, intermingled with practice on his own part, become