Chapter

 1 1 | execrate their own selves for having done good; and that species
 2 3 |    Lord is known, our spirit, having been" looked back upon"15
 3 3 |       imputed to itself: nor; having done the work which lay
 4 4 |       fire," 30 nor "axe." 31 Having found "the truth," 32 repent
 5 4 |   repent of errors; repent of having loved what God loves not:
 6 5 |     which you had repented of having sinned was that you had
 7 6 |      is sound, the conscience having once for all embraced repentance.
 8 7 |      than giving, inasmuch as having lost is more miserable than
 9 7 |     more miserable than never having received at all. However,
10 10| salvation; just like men who, having contracted some malady in