Chapter

 1 1|           just in proportion as any deed prompted by these feelings
 2 2|            to an ungrateful! A good deed has God as its debtor, just
 3 2|           only on sins. Further, no deed but an evil one deserves
 4 3|         thought: so that what is in deed is "corporeal," because
 5 3|           is "corporeal," because a deed, like a body, is capable
 6 3|           is shown that sins not of deed only, but of will too, are
 7 3|      finitude18 judges only sins of deed, because it is not equal
 8 3|          that will is the origin of deed? For if any sins are imputed
 9 3|         then, will is the origin of deed, is it not so much the rather
10 3| self-gratification, it stands for a deed; as a deed, therefore, it
11 3|             stands for a deed; as a deed, therefore, it shall be
12 4|         flesh or spirit, whether by deed or will, the same God who
13 6|          they renounce their former deed, and assume (the profession