Art.

 1 26|    fasts, and vestures. These observances had won for themselves the
 2 26|    far below those glittering observances. And this error greatly
 3 26|     falsely imagined that the observances of such men were more acceptable
 4 26|      and yet men judged these observances to be necessary acts of
 5 26|  should be burdened with such observances, and prudently advises Januarius
 6 26|      that they merit grace by observances of their own choice.~Thus,
 7 26|  hence we must not think such observances necessary acts of worship.
 8 26|      men are warned that such observances do not justify before God,
 9 27| prison.~Gradually, many other observances were added besides vows.
10 27|     to be sought from our own observances and acts of worship, devised
11 27|       that, by their vows and observances, they were justified, and
12 28|  suffers injury when, by such observances, we undertake to merit justification.
13 28|   Christ, and not for certain observances or acts of worship devised
14 28|   obtain a mitigation of such observances as cannot be kept without
15 28|      that they relax some few observances which cannot be kept without