Chapter

 1 1intro|          that a thing must by all means be, it receives the (final)
 2 2     |          power when they have the means of escape: but heresies
 3 9     |           the Gentiles are by all means bound to believe, and for
 4 11    |           although I should by no means entertain such expectation,
 5 17    |           receive, it perverts by means of additions and diminutions,
 6 22    |           that they can find some means of invalidating this rule,
 7 22    | themselves who positively have no means of proving when, and with
 8 26    |        had Himself fore-shown, by means of a parable, that they
 9 38    |        having a difference in the means whereby they taught. As
10 38    |        without integrity in those means by which doctrine is managed.