Chapter

 1 1     | highest guilt charged upon the world, the whole procuring cause
 2 1     |      the cancupiscences of the world. For what solemnity of idolatry
 3 3     |      devil introduced into the world artificers of statues and
 4 11    |       before idols were in the world, idolatry, hitherto shapeless,
 5 13    |  rescind what is written, "The world shall rejoice, but ye shall
 6 13    |         If we rejoice with the world, there is reason to fear
 7 13    |   reason to fear that with the world we shall grieve too. But
 8 13    |       grieve too. But when the world rejoices, let us grieve;
 9 13    |        us grieve; and when the world afterward grieves, we shall
10 14    |       ye would go out from the world," of course he does not
11 14    |       fellow-possessors of the world, not of error. But if we
12 15    |      through ignorance of this world's literature, that there
13 15    |         You are a light of the world, and a tree ever green.
14 16    |      one has so surrounded the world with idolatry, it will be
15 18    |        the magistrates of this world: they bear the fasces and
16 18    |      from the captivity of the world, will incur the duty of
17 18    |        judged the glory of the world to be alien both to Himself
18 18    |   powers and dignities of this world are not only alien to, but
19 conclu|    shall have to go out of the world!" As if it were not as well
20 conclu|        out, as to stand in the world as an idolater! Nothing