Chapter

 1 I |               it is not good that the flesh be feasted and the spirit
 2 II|           more in the prison than the flesh loses. Nay, by the care
 3 II|             of the brethren, even the flesh does not lose there what
 4 II|           body is shut in, though the flesh is confined, all things
 5 IV|             our Lord we know that the flesh is weak, the spirit willing.
 6 IV| acknowledgment of the weakness of the flesh. For precisely on this account
 7 IV|        subject to the other--that the flesh might yield obedience to
 8 IV|          spirit hold convene with the flesh about the common salvation,
 9 IV|              are the preparation. The flesh, perhaps, will dread the
10 IV|            before both itself and the flesh, how these things, though