Chapter

 1 INT  |       Apostles, and the blessed Fathers, who did thus enact for
 2 II   |       Them have I gained for my fathers, my brothers, my friends
 3 IV   |      thou desirest to leave thy fathers' religion, and the glory
 4 VII  |     jealousy, wrath, slayers of fathers, slayers of brothers, thieves
 5 X    |         God; to gods whom their fathers knew not. There came new
 6 XII  |        by our holy and inspired fathers; and mindful of the Apostle'
 7 XIV  |         change; and, even as my fathers before me were not allowed
 8 XVI  |  glorious Apostles and inspired Fathers, and shineth in the Catholick
 9 XIX  |     established by the inspired Fathers at divers Councils, and
10 XX   |       cry.' For this reason the Fathers define Prayer as `the union
11 XX   | received by tradition from your fathers, but with the precious blood
12 XXII |         the relics of some holy Fathers departed this life. ~When
13 XXIII|     forsaking the gods of their fathers, serve another, I think
14 XXIII| contending for the law of their fathers: whose bravery and lofty
15 XXIII|    equalled by these marvellous fathers and citizens and heirs of
16 XXX  |         will bid good-bye to my fathers' gods, and join thy God,
17 XXXVI|        biddeth us to honour our fathers. So, by the grace and help
18 XXXIX|     journey, even the way of my fathers. Needs must thou, therefore,