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 1 1     |     which takes place when the water is poured in Baptism ~represents
 2 2     |        a ~man be born again of water and the Holy Ghost, he cannot
 3 3     |      matter of the Sacraments. Water, ~for example, is the matter
 4 3(11) |        be added to the matter. Water for example, has the quality
 5 4     |      this Sacrament is natural water, ~and it makes no difference
 6 4     |  waters, however, such as rose water, one cannot baptize. The
 7 6     |      received a baptism not of water but of the ~spirit. Against
 8 6     |  Unless a man be born again of water ~and the Holy Spirit, he
 9 10    |      grape mixed with a little water so that the water becomes ~
10 10    |       little water so that the water becomes ~part of the wine.
11 10    | becomes ~part of the wine. The water signifies the faithful who
12 12    |      of the Aquarii, who offer water only in their sacrifices.
13 13(27)|         such, for instance, as water in Baptism and chrism in ~
14 14    |        with oil and balsam and water and to accompany the ~anointing