Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p I. Prefatory Enjoinder -- II. In This Life One Must Be on Guard -- III. Concerning the Weapons of Christian Soldiering -- IV. The First Point of Wisdom is to Know Yourself; Concerning Two Kinds of Wisdom: Seeming and Real -- V. Concerning the Inner and Outer Man -- VI. Concerning the Variety of Passions -- VII. Concerning the Inner and Outer Man and the Two Aspects of man according to Holy Scriptures -- VIII. Concerning the Three Parts of Man: Spirit, Soul, and Flesh -- IX. Certain General Rules for the True Christian Life -- X. Against the Sin of Ignorance: The First Rule (Faith) -- XI. The Second Rule (Action) -- XII. The Third Rule (Despise Illusions; Choose the Way of Christ) -- XIII. The Fourth Rule (Christ as the only goal) -- XIV. The Fifth Rule (From the Visible to the Invisible; Way to a Pure and Spiritual Life) -- XV. The Sixth Rule (Do not Follow Popular Opinion but only Christ) -- XVI. Opinions Worthy of a Christian -- XVII. The Seventh Rule (Training in the Practice of Virtue) -- XVIII. The Eighth Rule (The Value of Temptation) -- XIX. The Ninth Rule (Vigilance Against Sin) -- XX. The Tenth Rule (The Weapons of Prayer, Holy Scripture, and Maxims) -- XXI. The Eleventh Rule (Trust not Yourself but Christ) -- XXII. The Twelfth Rule (Be not Content Merely to Resist Sin; Strive for Perfect Virtue). }
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- catalog description "I. Prefatory Enjoinder -- II. In This Life One Must Be on Guard -- III. Concerning the Weapons of Christian Soldiering -- IV. The First Point of Wisdom is to Know Yourself; Concerning Two Kinds of Wisdom: Seeming and Real -- V. Concerning the Inner and Outer Man -- VI. Concerning the Variety of Passions -- VII. Concerning the Inner and Outer Man and the Two Aspects of man according to Holy Scriptures -- VIII. Concerning the Three Parts of Man: Spirit, Soul, and Flesh -- IX. Certain General Rules for the True Christian Life -- X. Against the Sin of Ignorance: The First Rule (Faith) -- XI. The Second Rule (Action) -- XII. The Third Rule (Despise Illusions; Choose the Way of Christ) -- XIII. The Fourth Rule (Christ as the only goal) -- XIV. The Fifth Rule (From the Visible to the Invisible; Way to a Pure and Spiritual Life) -- XV. The Sixth Rule (Do not Follow Popular Opinion but only Christ) -- XVI. Opinions Worthy of a Christian -- XVII. The Seventh Rule (Training in the Practice of Virtue) -- XVIII. The Eighth Rule (The Value of Temptation) -- XIX. The Ninth Rule (Vigilance Against Sin) -- XX. The Tenth Rule (The Weapons of Prayer, Holy Scripture, and Maxims) -- XXI. The Eleventh Rule (Trust not Yourself but Christ) -- XXII. The Twelfth Rule (Be not Content Merely to Resist Sin; Strive for Perfect Virtue)".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. Prefatory Enjoinder -- II. In This Life One Must Be on Guard -- III. Concerning the Weapons of Christian Soldiering -- IV. The First Point of Wisdom is to Know Yourself; Concerning Two Kinds of Wisdom: Seeming and Real -- V. Concerning the Inner and Outer Man -- VI. Concerning the Variety of Passions -- VII. Concerning the Inner and Outer Man and the Two Aspects of man according to Holy Scriptures -- VIII. Concerning the Three Parts of Man: Spirit, Soul, and Flesh -- IX. Certain General Rules for the True Christian Life -- X. Against the Sin of Ignorance: The First Rule (Faith) -- XI. The Second Rule (Action) -- XII. The Third Rule (Despise Illusions; Choose the Way of Christ) -- XIII. The Fourth Rule (Christ as the only goal) -- XIV. The Fifth Rule (From the Visible to the Invisible; Way to a Pure and Spiritual Life) -- XV. The Sixth Rule (Do not Follow Popular Opinion but only Christ) -- XVI. Opinions Worthy of a Christian -- XVII. The Seventh Rule (Training in the Practice of Virtue) -- XVIII. The Eighth Rule (The Value of Temptation) -- XIX. The Ninth Rule (Vigilance Against Sin) -- XX. The Tenth Rule (The Weapons of Prayer, Holy Scripture, and Maxims) -- XXI. The Eleventh Rule (Trust not Yourself but Christ) -- XXII. The Twelfth Rule (Be not Content Merely to Resist Sin; Strive for Perfect Virtue)".