Chapter

 1 2 |   Paraclete has taught any such thing as can either be charged
 2 3 |       except when compared to a thing very bad? "Good" is that
 3 3 |        it "better" than another thing, in that sense obliges it
 4 4 | primitive Scriptures. This very thing is demonstrable by us: that
 5 5 |        you owe this very (same) thing to this second origin also:
 6 6 |     themselves. Figures are one thing; laws another. Images are
 7 6 |         another. Images are one thing; statutes another. Images
 8 10|    husband, possessing the very thing which is the mean whereby
 9 14|         command"--for it is one thing to indulge, another to bid--
10 15|         than others). It is one thing to do away with, another
11 15|  another to regulate; it is one thing to, lay down a law of not
12 16|       works of the flesh, is (a thing requiting) substantial reins.
13 16|   seventh marriage; as (being a thing) which increases its strength