Book,  Chapter

1     I,  Int|    had published at Rome a Latin treatise containing all,
2     I,  13 | reader to note that in the Latin manuscripts we have the
3     I,  13 |  without distraction.” The Latin words do not convey the
4     I,  13 |   is completely wanting in Latin manuscripts. Let us, however,
5     I,  27 |  the faulty reading of the Latin texts, sobrietas, but castitas,
6     I,  37 |         not soberly as the Latin versions badly render),
7    II,  37 | into Jovinian, so that the Latin tongue might have a heresy