Chapter

1 3 | immediately the great adversary of good things--and much more of
2 3 |           things--and much more of good institutions--set to his
3 3 |             is an example not of a good thing, but of a bad, tending
4 3 |     tending to sinful edification. Good things scandalize none but
5 3 |           to please God alone, are good things, let women who are "
6 3 |          are "scandalized" by such good learn to acknowledge their
7 15|         for of him comes hatred of good; sometimes we attribute
8 17|          these (exhortations) with good will, to such as prefer