Chapter

1 II   | forerunner of Antichrist! But we ought not to believe those who,
2 VI   |         nature, and so numerous, ought to have deterred succeeding
3 XI   |        were of opinion that they ought to be cut off, as enemies
4 XII  |        disputing long whether it ought to be set on fire. The sentiment
5 XVIII|       made by Diocletian himself ought to be inviolable; a settlement
6 XVIII|       are to be disregarded. Men ought to be appointed who are
7 XXXI |           No man knew to whom he ought to make payment first. There
8 XXXIV|        unto magistrates how they ought herein to demean themselves.~"
9 LII  |         To His everlasting mercy ought we to render thanks, that,