Chapter

 1 pref|        instructed by the aid of divine inspiration, are sufficient,
 2 pref|      and devoted to God, by the divine readings. But what more
 3 pref|         by the authority of the divine teaching, in such wise as
 4 pref|    servants to martyrdom. Those divine precepts themselves must
 5 arg |       manifest the truth of the divine promise, in recompenses
 6 VII |      and, not understanding the divine benefits of liberty and
 7 VIII|         the same exhortation of divine preaching speaks, saying, "
 8 X   |     attain to the reward of the divine abode and eternal salvation,--
 9 X   |          And in the Apocalypse, divine protection is promised to
10 X   |     promises in the Gospel that divine help shall not be wanting
11 X   |     overpower the mind, but let divine protection strengthen the
12 XI  |    sublimely announces both the divine power and majesty, saying: "
13 XI  |         first seven days in the divine arrangement containing seven
14 XI  | Apocalypse the Lord directs His divine and heavenly precepts to
15 XII |       Nor do the rewards of the divine promise attend those alone
16 XIII|         Paul proves; who by the divine condescension, being caught
17 XIII|      punishments he may receive divine rewards? If to soldiers