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 1 3 |        that none may abandon the way of truth.(1)~
 2 15|      scarcely known in any other way than through the hearing. "
 3 20|     nature feeble and drawn this way and that by a variety of
 4 20|        who cannot agree in their way of thinking.~
 5 24|       safe guide showing man the way he should live.~
 6 30|       but in a right and orderly way, to gain perfection, neither
 7 31| themselves imbued with the right way of thinking as to the relations
 8 33|       have always a something by way of reproach against the
 9 36|          an end and finally give way to the sanctity of right
10 38|       they had revolted from the way that God had given them