Chapter

 1 I |    letters. Yet more, I had a father who had won some smattering
 2 II|    after the conversion of my father, Berengarius, to the monastic
 3 IX|    heresy in believing that a father can possibly be his own
 4 X |  written therein that God the Father was alone omnipotent. This
 5 X |    truth," he said, "that the Father is omnipotent, the Son is
 6 XI| Spirit rather than to God the Father. They held, according to
 7 XI|      Blessed be God, even the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ,
 8 XI|    our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies, and the God
 9 XI|    equally in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit,
10 XI|       God be dedicated to the Father or to the Holy Spirit, even
11 XI| Himself as a sacrifice to the Father, and accordingly in the
12 XI|   offered particularly to the Father, and the immolation of the
13 XI|       altars dedicated to the Father because there is no feast
14 XI|      speak of a temple of the Father, or a temple of the Son,
15 XV|  abbot, which is to say their father. ~ Oh. how often have they
16 XV|     the example of so great a father, lest, in thus exposing