Chapter

1 1intro|   hold colloquy with his own faith, and consult its strength;
2 1intro|    flesh (which generally is faith's antagonist at the bar
3 1intro|       sets cogitation astir, faith has need of counsel from
4 2     |   the part of good and solid faith to refer all things to the
5 3     |     are "apprehended" by the faith in an unwedded or widowed
6 7     |  individual lives by his own faith, nor is there exception
7 7     |       There is "one God, one faith," one discipline too. So
8 12    | among the widows one fair in faith, dowered with poverty, sealed