Liber,  Caput

1   1    |   memory keeps that which is read in a more exact compendium.
2   1    |     to you meanwhile, as you read, for forming the first lineaments
3   1    | Scriptures, old and new, and read through the complete volumes
4   2,  4|      that knoweth letters to read, he shall say, I cannot
5   2,  4|       he shall say, I cannot read, for it is sealed. But in
6   2,  4|      if at any time Moses is read, the veil is upon their
7   4    | short space are both quickly read through, and are frequently