Art.

 1 Pre|     dominions, and cities, and taught in our churches.~And if
 2 6  |       17, 10. The same is also taught by the Fathers. For Ambrose
 3 7  |    which the Gospel is rightly taught and the Sacraments are rightly
 4 20 |    bear witness that they have taught to good purpose concerning
 5 20 |    things preachers heretofore taught but little, and urged only
 6 20 |       mind.~Furthermore, it is taught on our part that it is necessary
 7 23 |        they married wives, and taught that it was lawful for them
 8 24 |    alone that the unlearned be taught [what they need to know
 9 25 |      people are most carefully taught concerning faith in the
10 25 |        silence. Our people are taught that they should highly
11 26 |     Thus, therefore, they have taught that by the observance of
12 26 | teachers. For they have always taught concerning the cross that
13 27 |       Monastic Vows ~~~~~~~What is taught on our part concerning Monastic
14 27 |    were more considerate. They taught that vows were equal to
15 27 |    were equal to Baptism; they taught that by this kind of life
16 27 |        evident that monks have taught that services of man's making
17 27 |    indeed, that the monks have taught that, by their vows and
18 27 |      which chiefly ought to be taught in the Church, is obscured
19 28 |        power of the sword, and taught that both of them, because
20 28 | concerning this question it is taught on our part (as has been
21 28 | righteousness of faith was not taught clearly enough. Some dispute
22 28 |        the Gospel to be purely taught, and that they relax some