Document,  Chapter

1  3,1|  impossible or unbecoming, we fall into the error of speaking
2  3,3| Christ, the Son and Lord, and fall under the charge of blasphemy,
3  3,3|       that we became prone to fall, and the nature of man has
4  3,3|       so he (and therefore we fall short of his glory). How
5  3,4|       the beginning by Adam's fall. He therefore the only begotten
6  3,4|      like to us; and all such fall under the penalty of this
7  6  |      any of the clergy should fall away, and publicly or privately
8  6,1|      Florence), any one would fall under its anathema, who
9  6,1|   affairs of the Church would fall into the greatest confusion.