Art.

1 Pre|      as have been treated and understood in a different manner in
2 20 | conscience, neither can it be understood apart from that conflict.
3 23 |       This may now be readily understood when the law against marriage
4 24 |      in the church a language understood by the people 1 Cor. 14,
5 26 |     which, however, cannot be understood, if men think that they
6 27 | Monastic Vows, will be better understood if it be remembered what
7 27 |    this point might be better understood.~First, concerning such
8 29 |     might be the more readily understood. Nor has anything been here
9 29 |     in order that it might be understood that in doctrine and ceremonies