Epistle, Chapter

 1      3, I   |            is a useful and helpful thing when a bishop, by the firmness
 2      3, II  |           For it is a very serious thing if the truth of a clerical
 3      4, II  |         once', lest from this very thing ill-will be aroused, and
 4      6, II  | consummated in you. It is a slight thing to have been able to attain
 5      6, II  |          sin no more, lest a worse thing come unto thee." Conceive
 6      6, II  |          sin no more, lest a worse thing come unto thee." Solomon
 7      6, V   |           great guilt in this very thing, that by their offence originate
 8      9, I   |    themselves entire authority,--a thing which was never in any wise
 9     10, II  |         granted in respect of this thing. For what dead person would
10     10, II  |           your requests. The first thing is, that the Mother should
11     19, I   |         Catholic faith; which very thing do you also communicate
12     22, II  |         has been satisfactory;"--a thing this which excites a greater
13     27, III |        have now returned. Of which thing I cannot make myself sole
14     28, I   |         love and the reason of the thing demand, beloved brethren,
15     29, II  |           their own eyes? In which thing we observe that they have
16     29, II  |           their own cause the very thing which they thought made
17     29, II  |       bishops? For he who orders a thing to be done, can assuredly
18     33, III |            an unfamiliar and novel thing. He is advancing in the
19     51, VI  |         colleague, concerning this thing, who himself also holding
20     51, VIII|           the whole world. For,--a thing which with laudable announcement
21     51, IX  |         what firmness of faith,--a thing that we ought with simple
22     51, XIV |           is now admonished of the thing wherein he has sinned, and
23     51, XX  |           the adulterer. It is one thing to stand for pardon, another
24     51, XX  |          stand for pardon, another thing to attain to glory: it is
25     51, XX  |         attain to glory: it is one thing, when cast into prison,
26     51, XX  |        uttermost farthing; another thing at once to receive the wages
27     51, XX  |       faith and courage. It is one thing, tortured by long suffering
28     51, XX  |            by suffering. It is one thing, in fine, to be in suspense
29     51, XXVI|          sin no more, lest a worse thing happen unto thee," let him
30     53, III |       deceives himself, hiding one thing in his heart and pronouncing
31     58, I   |          whom he had sinned; which thing rather disturbed us, that
32     58, III |          feet to his feet. If this thing be considered with respect
33     59, IV  |       faith of our heart, any such thing should happen, do not delay
34     62, I   |           religious as a necessary thing to write to you this letter,
35     62, III |        sacrament in Noe, this same thing was to them a precursor
36     62, IV  |         and offered that very same thing which Melchizedek had offered,
37     62, IV  |           in bread and wine; which thing the Lord, completing and
38     62, VI  |            of Judah also this same thing is signified, where there
39     62, VII |         Spirit testifies this same thing concerning the Lord's passion,
40     62, VIII|            Behold, I will do a new thing, which shall now spring
41     62, X   |          by the Lord, and the same thing is confirmed and delivered
42     62, X   |   remembrance of the Lord the same thing which the Lord also did,
43     62, XI  |           on the sacrament of this thing, when He makes mention of
44     62, XII |         even the sacrament of that thing ought to admonish and instruct
45     63, I   |      himself the episcopate. Which thing distressed me; in the first
46     66, V   |      entirely have judged the same thing. For there could not be
47     67, IV  |                     IV.~Which very thing, too, we observe to come
48     67, IX  |    Basilides and Martialis, such a thing as this ought not to trouble
49     67, IX  |          writes, and says the same thing: "Whisperers, backbiters,
50     69, II  |           lay aside even this very thing in the true and ecclesiastical
51     70, IV  |                          IV.~Which thing, indeed, Agrippinus also,
52     71, II  |            He prescribes this same thing, and says, "And let the
53     72, I   |            he asked about the same thing. And now also, when we had
54     72, II  |        without. But what sort of a thing is this, that, because Novatian
55     72, II  |          Novatian dares to do this thing, we are to think that we
56     72, III |          us it is no new or sudden thing for us to judge that those
57     72, XIV |       speakers. Besides, it is one thing for those who are within
58     72, XIX |           execrable and detestable thing is actually asserted by
59     72, XX  |            how vain and perverse a thing it is, that when the heretics
60     73, VI  |                     VI.~But what a thing it is, to assert and contend
61     73, X   |        learning better; which very thing, moreover, the same Apostle
62     74, I   |            good and how pleasant a thing it is for brethren to dwell
63     74, VII |         may he baptize, nor do any thing holily or spiritually, since
64     74, VIII|          Ghost. But what kind of a thing is it, that when we see
65     74, XXVI|        mind, and thinking the same thing, we may find you united
66     75, II  |            is a garden enclosed; a thing that is closed up cannot
67     75, II  |        still manifesting this same thing, writes to the Ephesians,
68     78, III |         sacrifice from every clean thing. Even as Noah offered to