Epistle, Chapter

 1      2, II  |         are unwilling, therefore, beloved brethren, that you should
 2      2, III |         in the faith. We bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
 3      3, I   |      still uncertain among us, my beloved brethren, and I was wavering
 4      4, I   |       presbyters and deacons, his beloved brethren, greeting. Being
 5      4, II  |      people. I bid you, brethren, beloved and dearly longed-for, always
 6      5, I   |    greeting. I had wished indeed, beloved brethren, with this my letter
 7      5, I   |          will be given you by our beloved brother Tertullus, who,
 8      5, IV  |         done. I bid you, brethren beloved and dearly longed-for, ever
 9      6, I   |           both heretofore, dearly beloved and bravest brethren, sent
10      6, VI  |          in our lives. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
11      7, I   |         Although I know, brethren beloved, that from the fear which
12      7, V   |    continual petitions. For know, beloved brethren, that I was not
13      7, VIII| persevering may glory. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
14      8, III |         will judge us. Therefore, beloved brethren, either case is
15      8, III |           bid you, most brave and beloved brethren, always heartily
16      9, I   |           have long been patient, beloved brethren, hoping that my
17      9, IV  |           you. I wish you, dearly beloved brethren and earnestly longed-for,
18     10, I   |       martyrs and confessors, his beloved brethren, greeting. The
19     10, I   |        constrain me, my brave and beloved brethren, to admonish you
20     10, III |      since I hear, most brave and beloved brethren, that you are pressed
21     10, IV  |           bid you, very brave and beloved brethren, ever heartily
22     11, I   |      brethren I know from myself, beloved brethren, who also bewail
23     11, III |          you. I bid you, brethren beloved and most longed-for, ever
24     12, I   |     brethren, greeting. I marvel, beloved brethren, that you have
25     12, II  |         divine favour. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
26     13, I   |          I have read your letter, beloved brethren, wherein you wrote
27     13, III |        may be crowned. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
28     14, I   |      greeting. Havingascertained, beloved brethren, that what I have
29     14, III |          your counsel. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
30     15, I   |      engagements, has come to me, beloved brethren, and represented
31     15, IV  |               IV.~It now remains, beloved brethren, that you should
32     15, IV  |          brethren, very brave and beloved, ever heartily farewell;
33     17, I   |        the confessors. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
34     18, I   |    brethren greet you. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
35     19, I   |        have received your letter, beloved brother, which is abundantly
36     19, I   |       Lord's precepts. I bid you, beloved brother, ever heartily farewell.~
37     20, I   |          and mine. Yet I beseech, beloved of the Lord, that if, first
38     20, IV  |         IV.~I entreat, therefore, beloved lord Lucian, be mindful
39     21, I   |          your letter, most dearly beloved lord and brother, in which
40     21, I   |        are actively occupied. Now beloved, already to be esteemed
41     21, II  | brightness itself. And therefore, beloved brother, greet Numeria and
42     22, I   |      letters that I wrote to you, beloved brethren, in which what
43     22, IV  |        mine. I bid you, brethren, beloved and longed-for, ever heartily
44     23, I   |    unknown to your consciousness, beloved brethren, of what was written
45     23, I   |          accomplished. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
46     24, I   |        other confessors, his very beloved brethren, greeting. I had
47     25, V   |         delay. Entreat therefore, beloved Cyprian, that of His mercy
48     26, II  |           and conduct. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
49     27, I   |    uprightly and with discipline, beloved brethren, that, by the advice
50     27, III |        till my coming. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
51     28, I   |       reason of the thing demand, beloved brethren, that I should
52     28, I   |           to be taken. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
53     29, I   |          Cyprian, greeting. When, beloved brother, we carefully read
54     31, I   |            greeting. That you, my beloved brethren, might know what
55     31, I   |       place. I bid you, brethren, beloved and longed-for, ever heartily
56     32, I   |        ordinations of the clergy, beloved brethren, we usually consult
57     32, II  |     brotherhood. Know, then, most beloved brethren, that this man
58     32, II  |       with the priest. I bid you, beloved brethren in God the Father,
59     33, I   |    greeting. The divine benefits, beloved brethren, should be acknowledged
60     33, III |        the case of Celerinus, our beloved, an unfamiliar and novel
61     33, IV  |                IV.~When this man, beloved brethren, came to us with
62     33, V   |       glory. I bid you, brethren, beloved and earnestly longed-for,
63     35, I   |       presbyters and deacons, his beloved brethren, greeting. In safety,
64     35, I   |         God's grace, I greet you, beloved brethren, desiring soon
65     35, I   |   promptly dealt with. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
66     36, II  |         poor. I bid you, brethren beloved, and greatly longed-for,
67     37, II  |          Felicissimus. I bid you, beloved brethren, ever heartily
68     39, IV  | persecution anew. Hence, however, beloved brethren, I not only admonish
69     39, V   |        put to death." Let no one, beloved brethren, make you to err
70     39, VII |          now the occasion, dearly beloved brethren, both for you who
71     40, I   |            There have come to us, beloved brother, sent by Novatian,
72     43, I   |         gathered from my letters, beloved, what honour I have ever
73     54, XXI |        for the rest, let our most beloved brethren firmly decline,
74     61, V   |      precepts. I bid you, brother beloved and much longed-for. heartily
75     67, I   |         had come together, dearly beloved brethren, we read your letters,
76     67, VI  |           ye have written, dearly beloved brethren, and as Felix and
77     67, IX  |      approve, but applaud, dearly beloved brethren, the religious
78     73, VI  |      water." If, then, she is the beloved and spouse who alone is
79     73, IX  |           there be among us, most beloved brother, the fear of God,
80     74, I   |         received by Rogatian, our beloved deacon, the letter sent
81     76, I   |          demand, most blessed and beloved brethren, that I myself
82     76, III |           religion or faith, most beloved brethren, in the fact that
83     76, VII |           now must be the vigour, beloved brethren, of your victorious
84     76, VII |        you, most blessed and most beloved brethren, ever farewell
85     77, I   |      salvation. You speak, dearly beloved Cyprian, in your letters
86     77, I   |            And you yourself know, beloved, that our eager wish was,
87     77, III |          God the greatest thanks, beloved Cyprian, that in your letter
88     77, III |           gifts, and those of our beloved Quirinus, which you sent
89     78, II  |     letter. All this will happen, beloved, if you will have us in
90     79, I   |           To our dearest and best beloved Cyprian, Felix, Jader, Polianus,
91     80, IV  |         bid you, dearest and most beloved brethren, ever heartily