Chapter

1 3 |   seek refuge in the depraved thoughts of the vulgar, or the imaginations
2 6 |    Creator) Christ was in His thoughts as one day to become man,
3 9 |    hands, the care of His own thoughts, the receptacle of His own
4 15|       with the flesh even our thoughts, however isolated they be,
5 15|      short, when rebuking our thoughts, includes in His censures
6 15|   carefully, too, whether the thoughts are not administered by
7 15| gainsay their co-operation in thoughts. Still they enumerate the
8 17|      the execution of its own thoughts. This, in short, will be
9 38|      the compass of their own thoughts; and after all, they cannot