Chapter

 1 I    |     prudent, what else, beloved brethren, befits us, than to use
 2 III  |               III.~But, beloved brethren, not only must we beware
 3 III  | subtlety. This happens, beloved brethren, so long as we do not return
 4 VIII |         saving, "I beseech you, brethren, by the name of our Lord
 5 VIII |         and thy mother, and thy brethren, and all the house of thy
 6 XIII |     then, do the enemies of the brethren promise to themselves? What
 7 XVI  |        This evil, most faithful brethren, had long ago begun, but
 8 XVII |        beforehand, so let other brethren beware of matters of a like
 9 XVII |           Avoid, I beseech you, brethren, men of this kind, and drive
10 XX   |         any one marvel, beloved brethren, that even some of the confessors
11 XXI  |     serpents' venom against the brethren and God's priests. But if
12 XXIII|        I indeed desire, beloved brethren, and I equally endeavour
13 XXIII|        be possible, none of the brethren should perish, and that
14 XXIII|    withdraw yourselves from all brethren that walk disorderly, and
15 XXV  |   mother of Jesus, and with His brethren." And thus they prayed with
16 XXVII|          XXVII.~Let us, beloved brethren, arouse ourselves as much