Chapter

1 II    |        Christians 8), you can well understand that there is no question
2 V     |          For whoever knows him can understand that nothing but what was
3 XVIII |          and he who is at pains to understand them will also be compelled
4 XXI   | transgression that they should not understand the first coming, inasmuch
5 XXV   |       homage to them. So we are to understand that this reward was paid
6 XL    |            arisen. Why do they not understand that evils also come from
7 XLII  |          by you, I am at a loss to understand. Moreover if I do not frequent
8 XLVIII|           so noble, didst thou but understand thyself, learning even from