Chapter, Paragraph

 1  1,2 |    inclination in man. In this way private worship originated
 2  1,2 |       to perform them. In this way, as human society became
 3  1,3 |        as the waist or all the way to the ground, kneeling,
 4  2,2 |      as a star shows a man his way on a dark night, so the
 5  2,5 |      held by a screw in such a way, that they may be put together,
 6  2,11|   called the toll. In the same way is announced the moment
 7  2,11|     the bells are rung in this way all day.~3)      Every bell
 8  2,11|     over all the bells in this way two or three times, they
 9  3,1 | forming the letters “XC.” This way of composing the fingers
10  3,2 |   buttoned together. From this way of wearing it, the priest’
11  3,2 |   bishop’s shoulders in such a way that one end descends in
12  3,2 |     old slough and forcing its way through thorny plants, so
13  4,8 |       are the blameless in the way, who walk in the law of
14  8,2 |       are the blameless in the way, who walk in the law of
15  9,3 |    crosswise, but in the usual way; 5) the walls are not anointed
16 10,1 |      three prostrations on the way, stops opposite the Royal