Chapter

 1 Pre  |         great knowledge of such things; or, if I had formerly some
 2 I    |      Yet, notwithstanding these things, their labors have in no
 3 I    |        can be no profit in such things, since it is not only folly
 4 I    |        to give full faith tothe things narrated, and to believe
 5 I    |   silent rather than to narrate things which are false.2 ~
 6 III  |           as ye have done these things to one of the least of these,
 7 V    |   Pictava,14 whose faith in the things of God was then regarded
 8 X    |         was called his own; all things were possessed in common.
 9 XI   |       to give a hasty belief to things uncertain, often asked from
10 XVIII|         thus acknowledged these things in the midst of the church,
11 XX   |      some smaller matters among things so great (although such
12 XX   |       of our times in which all things have fallen into decay and
13 XX   |       to the sovereign for some things, he commanded rather than
14 XXI  |        in fact as often as such things occurred, he perceived them
15 XXI  | beforehand, and36 disclosed the things which had been revealed
16 XXV  |  believe me when I related such things,-I call to witness Jesus,
17 XXVI |       mind always bent upon the things of heaven. No one can adequately
18 XXVII|       of Christ, to write these things; and that, in doing so,
19 XXVII|        not who shall read these things, but who shall believe them.42 ~