Chapter

1 II|  which blindeth the hearts of men. The world puts on the heavier
2 II|  which bind the very souls of men. The world breathes the
3 II| impurities, even the lusts of men. The world in the end contains
4 II|     namely, the whole race of men. It awaiteth accordingly
5 IV|  glory, and that, not only by men but also by women, so that
6 V |  often have the flames burned men alive! How often have wild
7 V |     have wild beasts devoured men both in their natural forests,