bold = Main text
   Chapter, Paragraph                     grey = Comment text

 1  1, 1|        which leads them to hate fasts. Lust without voracity would
 2  1, 4|     They charge us with keeping fasts of our own; with prolonging
 3  2, 1|      For, so far as pertains to fasts, they oppose to us the definite
 4  2, 2|        definitely appointed for fasts in which "the Bridegroom
 5  2, 2|   legitimate days for Christian fasts, the legal and prophetical
 6  2, 3|       no other yoke of definite fasts to be observed by all generally,
 7  3, 3|      had enjoined no preceptive fasts, still, by pointing out
 8  5, 1|        easily tolerate absolute fasts.~2.
 9  6, 5|        the colleague of His own fasts, no less than to Elijah.~
10  6, 6| sufficiently devoted himself to fasts: "The Lord liveth," he said, "
11  7, 6| recognition of mysteries, which fasts will merit from God.~7.
12  7, 7| requires a space of three days, fasts with his fraternity, and--
13  7, 7|       he set his face to God in fasts, and sackcloth, and ashes.~
14  8, 2|        His own, that of all) by fasts; having (the power) to make "
15  8, 2|     Thereafter He prescribed to fasts a law--that they are to
16  8, 3|         He taught likewise that fasts are to be the weapons for
17  8, 4|        descend, we see that his fasts had been heard, I think,
18  8, 4|        and thirst," enumerates "fasts" also "very many"~
19  9   |                        IX. FROM FASTS ABSOLUTE TERTULLIAN COMES
20 12, 1|       inroads upon such sins as fasts diminish, nor feeling need
21 13, 3|    withal to issue mandates for fasts to the universal commonalty
22 14, 2|        days of the week, and to fasts the "preparation-day?"~3.
23 15, 7|        days," he says, "of your fasts your own wills are found (
24 16, 1|        is a soul afflicted with fasts. He, at all events, is the
25 16, 3|          in that of the pauper, fasts refreshed; having--(as convivialities
26 16, 3|  having--(as convivialities and fasts alike had)--as preceptors "
27 16, 4|         prophets would sanction fasts, and would preach observances