Chapter,  Paragraph

 1  0,2 |      reprobation of all honest men, and to Our great sorrow
 2  1,5 |     and when they are weakened men fall away and abandon themselves
 3  2,9 | deserved even from the lips of men who belonged to the parties
 4  2,11|   abhorrence and who excite in men's minds all lawless desires
 5  2,11|       camp of our adversaries, men of elevated and impartial
 6  3,17|   religious conflict which all men who are free from sectarian
 7  4,19|      in the past, to which all men of unbiassed mind can bear
 8  5,21|      and which are deplored by men above suspicion who have
 9  6,23|     must be sought amongst the men who, urged on by the spirit
10  6,23|      bitterness. It is to such men as these, and to no others,
11  6,26|     events and the opinions of men, your labours will not be
12  6,28|        in the eyes of all good men, and what is much more important,