Chapter

 1 1pref|     that by means of those who ought with all the more constancy
 2 1pref|      should be committed, they ought not to grant indulgence;
 3 1pref|      to grant indulgence, they ought not to take precaution.
 4 2    |       which class of sins they ought to be assigned.~
 5 7    |         by Christ. So likewise ought this order to be kept, that
 6 7    |    they were, yet such as they ought to have been--that they
 7 7    |      broken away (from it). He ought to be re-sought and recalled.
 8 9    |         being plainly they who ought to have been "ever with"
 9 13   |        too, if I have forgiven ought, have forgiven in the person
10 13   |        of repentance which you ought to have learned from him?
11 20   |      sentence of uncleanness), ought of the old nature shall
12 20   |    perceived in the same house ought of the pristine disorders
13 22   | materials of either baptism? I ought, then, by the first baptism