Epistle, Chapter

1      1, II    |    rhetoric, but simple and fitted by their unvarnished truthfulness
2      1, XIV   |     from earthly dregs, and fitted for the light of eternal
3     33, IV    |  virtues and character, and fitted both for conflict and for
4     51, XXVIII| ship may be constructed and fitted; but when you have done
5     53, IV    |  First of all, he cannot be fitted for martyrdom who is not
6     73, V     |  into a new man, has become fitted for receiving the Holy Spirit;
7     74, VIII  | Church), while Paul was not fitted to give the Holy Spirit