Chapter

 1 IX |     confession as well as the denial, although the mode of putting
 2 IX | reference to its opposite too denial, that is that denial is
 3 IX |      too denial, that is that denial is repaid by the Lord with
 4 IX |       repaid by the Lord with denial, just as confession is with
 5 IX |       case with reference to) denial also may be perceived, it
 6 IX |     that to another manner of denial belongs what the Lord has
 7 IX |    will be inferred from that denial, by which, seeing he denies
 8 IX |         For He was aware that denial is produced even most of
 9 X  |     occasion of confession or denial. Why, then, do you refrain,
10 X  |       here, and confession or denial completes this whole course
11 X  | finishing with confession and denial? "Think not that I am come
12 XII|      that which gives rise to denial? What love does he assert