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iv.v.xii.iv.i
Heads.iv.v.xii.iv.ii
Of the benefit of good works and mercy.iv.v.xii.iv.iii
In works and alms, even if by smallness of power less be done, that the will itself is sufficient.iv.v.xii.iv.iv
That charity and brotherly affection are to be religiously and stedfastly practised.iv.v.xii.iv.v
That we must boast in nothing, since nothing is our own.iv.v.xii.iv.vi
That humility and quietness are to be maintained in all things.iv.v.xii.iv.vii
That all good and righteous men suffer more, but ought to endure because they are proved.iv.v.xii.iv.viii
That we must not grieve the Holy Spirit, whom we have received.iv.v.xii.iv.ix
That anger must be overcome, lest it constrain us to sin.iv.v.xii.iv.x
That brethren ought to support one another.iv.v.xii.iv.xi
That we must trust in God only, and in Him we must glory.iv.v.xii.iv.xii
That he who has attained to trust, having put off the former man, ought to regard only celestial and spiritual things, and to give no heed to the world which he has already renounced.iv.v.xii.iv.xiii
That we must not swear.iv.v.xii.iv.xiv
That we must not curse.iv.v.xii.iv.xv
That we must never murmur, but bless God concerning all things that happen.iv.v.xii.iv.xvi
That men are tried by God for this purpose, that they may be proved.iv.v.xii.iv.xvii
Of the benefits of martyrdom.iv.v.xii.iv.xviii
That what we suffer in this world is of less account than is the reward which is promised.iv.v.xii.iv.xix
That nothing is to be preferred to the love of God and Christ.iv.v.xii.iv.xx
That we are not to obey our own will, but the will of God.iv.v.xii.iv.xxi
That the foundation and strength of hope and faith is fear.iv.v.xii.iv.xxii
That we must not rashly judge of another.iv.v.xii.iv.xxiii
That when we have received a wrong, we must remit and forgive it.iv.v.xii.iv.xxiv
That evil is not to be returned for evil.iv.v.xii.iv.xxv
That it is impossible to attain to the Father but by His Son Jesus Christ.iv.v.xii.iv.xxvi
That unless a man have been baptized and born again, he cannot attain unto the kingdom of God.iv.v.xii.iv.xxvii
That it is of small account to be baptized and to receive the Eucharist, unless one profit by it both in deeds and works.iv.v.xii.iv.xxviii
That even a baptized person loses the grace that he has attained, unless he keep innocency.iv.v.xii.iv.xxix
That remission cannot in the Church be granted unto him who has sinned against God (i.e., the Holy Ghost).iv.v.xii.iv.xxx
That it was before predicted, concerning the hatred of the Name.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxi
That what any one has vowed to God, he must quickly repay.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxii
That he who does not believe is judged already.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxiii
Of the benefit of virginity and of continency.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxiv
That the Father judgeth nothing, but the Son; and that the Father is not glorified by him by whom the Son is not glorified.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxv
That the believer ought not to live like the Gentile.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxvi
That God is patient for this end, that we may repent of our sin, and be reformed.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxvii
That a woman ought not to be adorned in a worldly fashion.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxviii
That the believer ought not to be punished for other offences, except for the name he bears.iv.v.xii.iv.xxxix
That the servant of God ought to be innocent, lest he fall into secular punishment.iv.v.xii.iv.xl
That there is given to us an example of living in Christ.iv.v.xii.iv.xli
That we must not labour noisily nor boastfully.iv.v.xii.iv.xlii
That we must not speak foolishly and offensively.iv.v.xii.iv.xliii
That faith is of advantage altogether, and that we can do as much as we believe.iv.v.xii.iv.xliv
That he who believes can immediately obtain (i.e., pardon and peace).iv.v.xii.iv.xlv
That believers who differ among themselves ought not to refer to a Gentile judge.iv.v.xii.iv.xlvi
That hope is of future things, and therefore that our faith concerning those things which are promised ought to be patient.iv.v.xii.iv.xlvii
That a woman ought to be silent in the church.iv.v.xii.iv.xlviii
That it arises from our fault and our desert that we suffer, and do not perceive God's help in everything.iv.v.xii.iv.xlix
That we must not take usury.iv.v.xii.iv.l
That even our enemies must be loved.iv.v.xii.iv.li
That the sacrament of faith must not be profaned.iv.v.xii.iv.lii
That no one should be uplifted in his labour.iv.v.xii.iv.liii
That the liberty of believing or of not believing is placed in free choice.iv.v.xii.iv.liv
That the secrets of God cannot be seen through, and therefore that our faith ought to be simple.iv.v.xii.iv.lv
That no one is without filth and without sin.iv.v.xii.iv.lvi
That we must not please men, but God.iv.v.xii.iv.lvii
That nothing that is done is hidden from God.iv.v.xii.iv.lviii
That the believer is amended and reserved.iv.v.xii.iv.lix
That no one should be made sad by death; since in living is labour and peril, in dying peace and the certainty of resurrection.iv.v.xii.iv.lx
Of the idols which the Gentiles think to be gods.iv.v.xii.iv.lxi
That too great lust of food is not to be desired.iv.v.xii.iv.lxii
That the lust of possessing, and money, are not to be sought for.iv.v.xii.iv.lxiii
That marriage is not to be contracted with Gentiles.iv.v.xii.iv.lxiv
That the sin of fornication is grievous.iv.v.xii.iv.lxv
What are those carnal things which beget death, and what are the spiritual things which lead to life.iv.v.xii.iv.lxvi
That all sins are put away in baptism.iv.v.xii.iv.lxvii
That the discipline of God is to be observed in Church precepts.iv.v.xii.iv.lxviii
That it was foretold that men should despise sound discipline.iv.v.xii.iv.lxix
That we must depart from him who lives irregularly and contrary to discipline.iv.v.xii.iv.lxx
That the kingdom of God is not in the wisdom of the world, nor in eloquence, but in the faith of the cross, and in virtue of conversation.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxi
That we must obey parents.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxii
And that fathers also should not be harsh in respect of their children.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxiii
That servants, when they have believed, ought to serve their carnal masters the better.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxiv
Moreover, that masters should be the more gentle.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxv
That all widows that are approved are to be held in honour.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxvi
That every person ought to have care rather of his own people, and especially of believers.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxvii
That an elder must not be rashly accused.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxviii
That the sinner must be publicly reproved.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxix
That we must not speak with heretics.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxx
That innocency asks with confidence, and obtains.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxi
That the devil has no power against man unless God have allowed it.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxii
That wages be quickly paid to the hireling.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxiii
That divination must not be used.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxiv
That a tuft of hair is not to be worn on the head.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxv
That the beard must not be plucked.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxvi
That we must rise when a bishop or a presbyter comes.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxvii
That a schism must not be made, even although he who withdraws should remain in one faith, and in the same tradition.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxviii
That believers ought to be simple, with prudence.iv.v.xii.iv.lxxxix
That a brother must not be deceived.iv.v.xii.iv.xc
That the end of the world comes suddenly.iv.v.xii.iv.xci
That a wife must not depart from her husband; or if she should depart, she must remain unmarried.iv.v.xii.iv.xcii
That every one is tempted so much as he is able to bear.iv.v.xii.iv.xciii
That not everything is to be done which is lawful.iv.v.xii.iv.xciv
That it was foretold that heresies would arise.iv.v.xii.iv.xcv
That the Eucharist is to be received with fear and honour.iv.v.xii.iv.xcvi
That we are to live with the good, but to avoid the evil.iv.v.xii.iv.xcvii
That we must labour not with words, but with deeds.iv.v.xii.iv.xcviii
That we must hasten to faith and to attainment.iv.v.xii.iv.xcix
That the catechumen ought now no longer to sin.iv.v.xii.iv.c
That judgment will be according to the times, either of equity before the law, or of law after Moses.iv.v.xii.iv.ci
That the grace of God ought to be without price.iv.v.xii.iv.cii
That the Holy Spirit has frequently appeared in fire.iv.v.xii.iv.ciii
That all good men ought willingly to hear rebuke.iv.v.xii.iv.civ
That we must abstain from much speaking.iv.v.xii.iv.cv
That we must not lie.iv.v.xii.iv.cvi
That they are frequently to be corrected who do wrong in domestic duty.iv.v.xii.iv.cvii
That when a wrong is received, patience is to be maintained, and vengeance to be left to God.iv.v.xii.iv.cviii
That we must not use detraction.iv.v.xii.iv.cix
That we must not lay snares against our neighbour.iv.v.xii.iv.cx
That the sick are to be visited.iv.v.xii.iv.cxi
That tale-bearers are accursed.iv.v.xii.iv.cxii
That the sacrifices of the wicked are not acceptable.iv.v.xii.iv.cxiii
That those are more severely judged, who in this world have had more power.iv.v.xii.iv.cxiv
That the widow and orphans ought to be protected.iv.v.xii.iv.cxv
That one ought to make confession while he is in the flesh.iv.v.xii.iv.cxvi
That flattery is pernicious.iv.v.xii.iv.cxvii
That God is more loved by him who has had many sins forgiven in baptism.iv.v.xii.iv.cxviii
That there is a strong conflict to be waged against the devil, and that therefore we ought to stand bravely, that we may be able to conquer.iv.v.xii.iv.cxix
Also of Antichrist, that he will come as a man.iv.v.xii.iv.cxx
That the yoke of the law was heavy, which is cast off by us, and that the Lord's yoke is easy, which is taken up by us.iv.v.xii.iv.cxxi
That we are to be urgent in prayers.iv.v.xii.iv.cxxii