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General Introduction.
vi.iv.i
The First Clause.vi.iv.ii
The Second Clause.vi.iv.iii
The Third Clause.vi.iv.iv
The Fourth Clause.vi.iv.v
The Fifth Clause.vi.iv.vi
The Sixth Clause.vi.iv.vii
The Seventh or Final Clause.vi.iv.viii
Recapitulation.vi.iv.ix
We May Superadd Prayers of Our Own to the Lord's Prayer.vi.iv.x
When Praying the Father, You are Not to Be Angry with a Brother.vi.iv.xi
We Must Be Free Likewise from All Mental Perturbation.vi.iv.xii
Of Washing the Hands.vi.iv.xiii
Apostrophe.vi.iv.xiv
Of Putting Off Cloaks.vi.iv.xv
Of Sitting After Prayer.vi.iv.xvi
Of Elevated Hands.vi.iv.xvii
Of the Kiss of Peace.vi.iv.xviii
Of Stations.vi.iv.xix
Of Women's Dress.vi.iv.xx
Of Virgins.vi.iv.xxi
Answer to the Foregoing Arguments.vi.iv.xxii
Of Kneeling.vi.iv.xxiii
Of Place for Prayer.vi.iv.xxiv
Of Time for Prayer.vi.iv.xxv
Of the Parting of Brethren.vi.iv.xxvi
Of Subjoining a Psalm.vi.iv.xxvii
Of the Spiritual Victim, Which Prayer is.vi.iv.xxviii
Of the Power of Prayer.vi.iv.xxix