Chapter

 1 6 |       at the insistence of his parents or wife, or in order to
 2 9 |      offending their~wives and parents, to deception, to total
 3 12|  hurled at him even by his own parents, being called a~worthless
 4 13|    constant supervision of his parents, he earns some money for
 5 13|  condemned by both God and his parents and elders,~and that they
 6 13|    have lost respect for their parents~often almost entirely lose
 7 13|      to love the Church, one’s parents and one’s companions in
 8 13| intelligent work, having one’s parents and friends around~one.”
 9 14|        rather, make demands of parents and those~educating children
10 18|       his relationship to poor parents or other relatives and~has
11 19|  outrage or insult against his parents or else of constantly offending
12 19|        for one who reviles his parents is confirmed by the Saviour
13 19|        and,~perhaps, bury your parents, then, believe me, on remembering
14 19|    daughter grieves his~loving parents with malicious words or
15 19|     guilt before your deceased~parents.” The same thing, or nearly
16 19| modesty and obedience to their parents and even their~honesty,
17 19|         outrages against their parents, seeking sensual enjoyment,
18 21|      of~his children, wife and parents no longer makes him happy,
19 22|  embezzlement, insulting their parents or blasphemy, but have~offered
20 D |     disrespectful towards your parents, or inattentive~to their
21 D | illnesses and old age?~If your parents have died, do you often