Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1, 2   |   deservedly accuses the spiritual discipline, which according to its
 2  2, 3   | indifferently observed, by the New Discipline, of choice, not of command,
 3  4, 4   |        allowance an undergrowth of discipline; permitting all things,
 4  6, 2   |           forget his own self. All discipline food either slays or else
 5 11, 6   |           grace, so with regard to discipline; as with regard to gifts,
 6 12, 2   |      suffer there not penalty, but discipline, and not the world's tortures,
 7 12, 3   |           be stumbled at the novel discipline of abstinence; (a discipline)
 8 12, 3   |       discipline of abstinence; (a discipline) which not even the well-known
 9 13, 5   |         the view of practising the discipline of sobriety and abstinence:
10 concl, 1|            field" of your most lax discipline, so faint are you in spirit.~